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Meta blocks 750,000 minor accounts in Australia

Meta blocks 750,000 minor accounts in Australia

Meta has blocked over 750,000 Instagram and Facebook accounts in Australia since the introduction of a social media ban for teenagers. The company reports that these accounts were suspected of being managed by children under the age of sixteen.

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Former time trialist and Raleigh seller now wants to save Batavus: Spectacular collection of bike brands

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Gasoline in Belgium gets more expensive, but still much cheaper than in the Netherlands: here is the difference

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Senators investigate gift to Trump following diamond tariff exemption

Senators investigate gift to Trump following diamond tariff exemption

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Romania shuts down only nuclear power plant due to historically low Danube levels

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