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The Australian government is standing by its ban on online access for individuals under 16 years old, despite a report suggesting that most teenagers have found ways to bypass the restrictions. The situation highlights ongoing challenges in enforcing age-related online regulations.
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The Australian government is standing by its ban on online access for individuals under 16 years old, despite a report suggesting that most teenagers have found ways to bypass the restrictions. The situation highlights ongoing challenges in enforcing age-related online regulations.
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