Apple Executive Chairman Tim Cook praises Australia's social media regulations during meeting with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese
According to IT Home, Reuters reported that Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Apple executive chairman Tim Cook called Australia’s social media regulatory measures world-leading during a meeting at Apple Park. IT Home notes that Cook posted on X about Apple’s latest tools to protect children online, and that Australia has moved to improve online safety with a plan allowing users to choose what content appears in their feeds.
Key facts
- 01Albanese met Tim Cook at Apple Park in California.
- 02Cook posted on X that he is pleased to share a set of powerful and easy-to-use controls to help protect children's online safety.
- 03Australia has rolled out a plan this month allowing social media users to choose what content appears in their feeds.
- 04Last December Australia became the first country in the world to ban users under 16 from using social media.
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