Australia upholds $610,500 fine against Musk’s X on child e-safety concerns
An Australian court on Friday rejected an appeal by social media platform X, formerly Twitter, to overturn a fine of AUD 610,500 ($418,100) imposed by the eSafety commissioner. This marks a significant victory in the country’s efforts to regulate global tech companies and hold them accountable for their role in online safety.
Why was X fined by Australian authorities?
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