Australia social media ban: LinkedIn says it does not appeal under 16-s; wants to be exempt
LinkedIn has submitted a statement to an Australian senate committee ahead of the country’s ban proposal claiming its professional networking platform is not interesting enough to lure child users. “LinkedIn simply does not have content interesting and appealing to minors,” the company said in statement to BBC.
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