Google claims Australian internet data safety bill could lock teens out of Gmail accounts
Google has warned that Australian teens below 18 could potentially be locked out of their Gmail accounts. The tech giant told an Australian Senate committee that the government’s Digital Duty of Care bill could force it to run age checks on Gmail accounts. The company raised this concern at a hearing on Monday that…
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