A young woman with a smartphone walks past a billboard advertisement for YouTube in Berlin, Germany, on Sept. 27, 2019. Sean Gallup/Getty Images
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Google has been warned that its threats to sue won’t sway the potential late inclusion of YouTube in Australia’s world-first social media ban for children.
The tech giant wrote to Communications Minister Anika Wells, declaring it was considering its legal position if its video-sharing platform was included in the ban for children 16 and under.
Australian Associated Press is an Australian news agency.
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