Australia news live: hundreds of new charges for man accused of illegal recording in Melbourne hospital toilets; YouTube to comply with social media ban
Australian news includes hundreds of new charges against a man accused of illegal recordings in Melbourne hospital toilets. YouTube will comply with Australia's social media ban, following a case where X (formerly Twitter) challenged the eSafety commissioner's removal request.

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AI-generatedAustralian news includes hundreds of new charges against a man accused of illegal recordings in Melbourne hospital toilets. YouTube will comply with Australia's social media ban, following a case where X (formerly Twitter) challenged the eSafety commissioner's removal request. The eSafety commissioner clarified to senators that geo-blocking content for Australian users is considered compliance with Australian law. This action does not affect what American platforms serve to American users, thus not impinging on American freedom of speech. The eSafety commissioner is responding to a letter from a US lawmaker regarding the Online Safety Act.
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5 extractedGeo-blocking Australian users from seeing posts was accepted as compliance with Australian law.
Australians expect companies providing services into Australia to abide by Australian laws.
The eSafety commissioner sent a letter to a US lawmaker.
YouTube will comply with a social media ban.
A man is accused of illegal recording in Melbourne hospital toilets and faces hundreds of new charges.