Can parents override the social media minimum age ban?
From December 10, anyone under the age will be knocked off the biggest social media services, but what if parents want their kids to have access?
Tag: YouTube
YouTube set to disconnect under 16s for Dec 10
Parental controls for under 16s are set to disappear thanks to the government’s age minimum, as YouTube details what’s next for teens.
YouTube is now a part of the social media under 16s ban legislation
Kids who need access to YouTube for school might be in for a time when the social media ban comes into effect, as the government is now adding YouTube to the mix.
YouTube will cut the ads for $9 per month in “Premium Lite”
Not a fan of YouTube ads? You’re not alone, and if you don’t want to pay $17 per month to deal with it, you’ll be able to fix it with a cheaper plan.
How to deal with rising entertainment subscription costs in Australia
It’s not as if you don’t have to pay enough for everything else these days, but now your music and movie costs are going up, too. Here’s what’s happening to end the year.
Coachella set to stream on YouTube in April
Free music performances aplenty will hit YouTube for the next two weekends, as the massive Coachella music festival goes live.
The Wrap – Kindle, Kobo, and everything new
This week on The Wrap, learn the differences between Kindle and Kobo, plus what Australia’s most streamed musician is, what the country watched on YouTube, plus some quick reviews of headphones and more, all in five.
Six reasons to subscribe to the best music services
Music makes the world go ’round, but there are so many music services, it can be difficult to work out which one to try. So here are some reasons to help you work it out.
The Wrap – Keeping Busy In Lockdown
This week on The Wrap, we’re in lockdown, so we’re looking at some of the things you can do, from gaming to fitness to keeping the kids busy with value headphones. Plus new gadgets from Apple, SanDisk, and more. All in five.
YouTube Shorts brings the speed of TikTok to Google
The world’s biggest video website is taking some inspiration from one of the biggest social platforms, as YouTube gets short videos, too.
