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  • Children and social media | eSafety Commissioner
    This research draws on data from eSafety’s ‘Children and Social Media Survey’ The survey, conducted in September 2024, explored the use of social media and messaging services by children (including teens) since the beginning of 2024 The survey was conducted with a nationally representative sample of 8 to 15-year-olds living in Australia
  • Potential effects of the social media age ban in Australia for children . . .
    The ban will take effect by the end of 2025 Parents’ concerns, amplified by the media campaigns, were central to the ban The eSafety Commissioner reported that 95% of Australian caregivers find online safety a significant parenting challenge 5 The ban might help parents feel supported and justified in keeping their children off social media However, the government articulated that the
  • New study reveals teenagers’ social media use and safety concerns
    The ‘Emerging Online Safety Issues: Co-creating social media education with young people’ project uncovered the proactive steps teenagers take to avoid harm and how parents and carers negotiate digital media issues with their children The research findings were utilised in an evidence-based social media campaign to give young people a
  • Young people and social media usage | eSafety Commissioner
    How to choose good online content; Online safety for under 5s booklet; Online safety picture book and song Swoosh, Glide and Rule Number 5 Managing the impacts of online hate; Using social media in positive ways; Seeking inclusive services; The top five social media services used: YouTube*: 80% kids, 86% teens; Facebook: 26% kids, 75%
  • Potential effects of the social media age ban in Australia for children . . .
    On Nov 29, 2024, the Australian federal government amended the Online Safety Act to ban children younger than 16 years from having social media accounts 1 The amendment requires platforms to take reasonable steps to enforce the ban, with fines of up to AUD$50 million for non-compliance Prime Minister Anthony Albanese stated the ban aims to reduce social media harms for children and “give
  • eSafety report shows widespread underage use of social media and . . .
    Australian children are easily circumventing inadequate and poorly enforced minimum age rules employed by well-known social media services with most only asking kids to self-declare their age at sign-up, according to a new report released by Australia’s online safety regulator The report combines the results of a national survey looking at the social media use of Australian children aged 8
  • Balancing Protection and Risk: Australias Social Media Ban and the . . .
    Australia’s recent proposal to impose strict age restrictions on social media platforms, banning access for those under 16, is framed as a protective measure for youth mental health In an era where young people face increasing exposure to cyberbullying, online predators, and harmful content, the government’s intention is clear: shield vulnerable youth from the darker aspects of the internet
  • Research - eSafety Commissioner
    How to choose good online content; Online safety for under 5s booklet; Online safety picture book and song Managing the impacts of online hate; Using social media in positive ways; Most 8 to 12-year-old children in Australia have used social media or messaging services, according to eSafety’s recent national survey
  • Harmful content |Parenting - UNICEF Australia
    In fact, a 2022 eSafety report states that 62 per cent of teens had been exposed to harmful content online But the good news is that half of those surveyed had also reported it How are kids and teens being exposed to harmful content? They click on links sent to them, during online gaming, or when using one of the many social media platforms
  • Young and social online | eSafety Commissioner
    How to choose good online content; Online safety for under 5s booklet; Online safety picture book and song Swoosh, Glide and Rule Number 5 More teens than kids use social media: 34% of online kids (aged 8 to 13) 82% of online teens (aged 14 to 17) Base of 1,210 children who use social media Young and social online See also: About the
  • Social media age restrictions | eSafety Commissioner
    The Australian Government is protecting young Australians at a critical stage of their development, through world-first social media age restrictions Part 4A of the Online Safety Act 2021 introduces an obligation on age-restricted social media platforms to prevent children under 16 years from having accounts on their service This obligation
  • Digital lives of Aussie teens | eSafety Commissioner
    8 in 10 teens played games online with others Social media Teens used an average of four different social media services – YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and Snapchat remain the most popular app platforms TikTok (formerly Musical ly) – has shown the greatest growth, from 12% of teens in 2017, up to 38% in 2020 Negative online experiences





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