Australia Banned Kids from Social Media. Now It Has Advice for the US

Well I read the article in regard to an interview with Inman Grant but it did not sound like any advice for the US ...

What I was surprised to find though, it sounds like the under 16 ban might be a way to introduce no govt. id, no social media idea for the entire population the clowns in the previous govt liked a lot, since any online critics need to have a valid name and address ...

The thing of it is though, just saying no under 16s in Australia on any social media, forces any social media company to dispense with things like account name must be tied to real name BS, and as such, should not be discovered to be tracking and running algorithms to target any possible Australian under 16 participants. That's it, done, nothing further required until one of the moron social medias are found out they kept on targeting kids and their CEOs are flogged in public with a set of golf clubs.

TMI (Too Much Information) has in the past been determined to be not helpful for the naive general public - anyone here recall how they were affected by the great internet reset of the late 90s?