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‘We can't be in charge of it’: Schools prepare for social media ban

Trust, education and ways kids are planning to get around the ban: a panel discusses the issues

Erin MorleyJune 12, 2025Last Updated: June 20, 2025
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This photo illustration shows the social media platform X (former Twitter) app on a smartphone. A panel of teachers discussed the upcoming Australian social media ban at Edutech on June 12, 2025. Picture: Mauro Pimentel
Social media platform X (formerly Twitter) is included in the ban. Picture: Mauro Pimentel

Teachers can’t be responsible for enforcing student safety online once the social media ban for under 16s comes into effect, according to a panel at the EduTECH conference on Wednesday.

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