It's been a big month in tech and social media announcements.

From the Australian Government vowing to introduce age restrictions to accessing social apps, to Meta introducing 'teen accounts' on Instagram, and the CEO of Snapchat weighing in on the conversation too.

It's left us wondering... who is responsible for looking out for the safety of our kids online?

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Whose Responsibility Is It To Keep Kids Safe Online?

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