0:00
What do the kids watch on social media? I've been watching weird videos of foreign countries on Instagram. I watch a lot of Naniwa Dance and Snow Man. I watch a lot of fruit zippers and currlint. I watch them on TikTok.
0:31
This is world leading. This reform will change lives for Australian kids and allowing them to just have their childhood.
1:03
In Japan, the Aichi Prefecture's Toyoake City has been implementing a law that will allow all citizens to use their smartphones within two hours a day since October. Children in Tokyo who do not have a law, how many times a day do they use their smartphones? "2 hours and 30 minutes" "2 hours and 33 minutes" "TikTok" "2 hours and 33 minutes" "How much do you use a day?"
1:34
It's about 3 hours. I enjoy watching short videos on YouTube. Her father says he tells her that he uses his smartphone for up to 5 hours. Do you keep your promise with your father? Sometimes I break my promise. Sometimes I watch TV on my bed before I go to bed.
2:03
What does your father say? I'm watching so that I don't get caught. I've never heard of it. SNS on Instagram and YouTube that children often watch. In Australia, bullying and crime of social media is a social problem, and it is prohibited to use SNS under the age of 16.
2:38
The target is 10 services such as Instagram, TikTok, X, and YouTube. The company that did not take appropriate measures will be fined about 5 billion yen in Japanese yen. I usually message my friends on Instagram, so I can't really do that anymore. But yeah, I miss Instagram. I miss it. If you show them the Instagram screen,
3:08
In Australia, the law says that people under 16 cannot use social media. I just think it's pretty stupid in general. Yeah, we hate Albanese. I think it's more up to the parents and not the government to decide if your kid has social media. Children are not silent about the law's prohibition. It was easy. It was very easy. Just making you a girl.
3:37
There's people who are 13, 14, I've heard, that can bypass it, even on Instagram. There are more children who use SNS than those who are banned. Even if they are restricted, they can't find a way out. The same goes for Japan. This is Oike, an IT engineer with a son in his third year of junior high school.
4:14
息子のスマホにはYouTubeなどのアプリを使いすぎないよう時間制限を設定。 一方、学習アプリや地図、天気などのアプリは無制限にしていたそうですが、
4:28
When I was looking at the time of use, the weather forecast app that was unlimited was used for 4 hours or 5 hours. I knew that I was doing something bad for my son's personality, so I said that I wanted to be a weather forecaster by looking at the weather forecast. He said sorry with a stamp that said he put a tsukkomi.
4:53
In fact, he was able to watch videos and websites through the browser in the weather app, and his son noticed that this would not even affect time restrictions. I felt that everything was not perfect because it was limited.
5:11
Yeah, itachi goko, to say the least. The more restrictions there are, the more they want to rebel against it. It may be that the idea is not only for children. In order to reduce the risk to children, this law in Australia was made. It is prohibited to use SNS for children under the age of 16.
5:30
This is reflected in the voice that it is harmful to smoke and drink in the local area. Tiktok, X, etc. are targeted for gun services. The maximum fine of about 5 billion yen in Japanese yen is imposed, and the penalty is imposed on the operating company. Looking at other countries, not only Australia, but also Malaysia, Denmark, and the EU, they have already been moving towards the use limit of people under the age of 15 or 16.
5:59
In Korea, the ban on using smartphones during classes will continue from next year. I've heard your opinions. The survey of the news app. The limit of using SNS under the age of 16. In Japan, too.
6:16
The amount of material used in the SDS is increasing.
6:33
But for the younger generation, SNS is something that cannot be cut off from daily life. If it is suddenly banned, some of them are restricted, but if it is banned, it is really a serious matter for those who are in favor of it. I feel that there are many things that should be done simultaneously.
6:53
I think that the regulations are necessary. I think that it is the one that is the slowest in the advanced countries. There are two reasons. One is that it is a crime of "dark bite" or "crime" Another reason is that if the fake information is overflowing, it will affect the thinking ability of young people. From those two points, regulations are necessary.
7:18
And also, the way the media is used in schools, the way they teach literacy, I think that education is becoming very important. I think it's hard to say that adults are also doing it, and children are doing it. It's hard to say, but I think we should learn together. I don't know if adults have high literacy. Adults don't study literacy. There are things we have to learn together.
