Why are Australian teens being kicked off social media?

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  Today.

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  Are teens in Australia about to get kicked off social media?

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  Parents across the world know this predicament.

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  Social media networks can be a huge part of teenage life, a place to speak to friends and join communities.

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  But it's also a place where harmful content can repeatedly impact young people.

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  So how can we keep our teens safe on these platforms?

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  With me today is the BBC cyber correspondent, Jo Tidy and our Australia correspondent joining us from Sydney, Katie Watson.

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  Hi to you both.

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