Google says new Australian internet safety bill could cut off under-18s from Gmail

First reported by The Economic Times at · Updated · 3 sources

Australia's new internet policy may hold companies accountable for combating harmful content, imposing hefty fines for non-compliance. Google has warned that this could lead to strict age verification for email services.

Covered by 3 publishers within 6 hours of the first report.

Summary from The Economic Times.

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The Economic Times Google says new Australian internet safety bill could cut off under-18s from Gmail
The Next Web Google warns Australian safety bill could block teens from Gmail · Alina Maria Stan
TechSpot Australia's internet restrictions could go even further, Gmail warns of ban for under-18s · Rob Thubron

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