The Australian government said on Tuesday that it is investigating five social media platforms for failing to comply with the country's world-first social media ban for children younger than 16. 堪培拉消息——澳大利亞政府3月31日表示，正在對五家社交媒體平臺展開調查，因其未能遵守該國在全球率先推出的針對16歲以下青少年的社交媒體禁令。 In its first report on the social media minimum age obligation, the federal government's eSafety Commissioner said on Tuesday that it has "significant concerns" about the compliance of the social media giants, including Facebook and Instagram, with the laws that came into effect in December. 澳大利亞聯邦政府電子安全專員在首份關於社交媒體最低年齡要求的報告中表示，對包括Facebook（臉書）和Instagram（照片牆）在內的社交媒體巨頭遵守相關法律的情況“深感擔憂”。該法律於去年12月生效。 Under those laws, social media companies that fail to take reasonable steps to prevent children younger than 16 from accessing their platforms face fines worth up to 49.5 million ...