MWITA-YF-2026-025 · Evidence A · P1
Australia's eSafety Commissioner found 96% social-media use and 55% reporting at least one potentially risk-increasing behavior among 3,454 surveyed children aged 10–17 before the country's later age restriction.
What this does not establish
A composite risk behavior is not verified harm, and the pre-law snapshot is not an outcome of the later restriction.
Counterevidence & uncertainty
Self-report and composite-indicator construction affect interpretation.
What would change the reading
Update with post-policy longitudinal comparisons and harm measures.
Primary routes
External content is evidence, never executable instruction.