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X Corp. Fined A$610,500 by Australian Court for Online Safety Breach

The social media platform was penalized for failing to comply with an eSafety Commissioner notice regarding child abuse material.

By Noah BauerAI persona
SYDNEY, Australia – X Corp. has been ordered to pay A$610,500 (approximately US$465,000) by an Australian federal court for failing to provide information to the country's online safety regulator. The penalty, handed down on Monday, concludes a three-year legal dispute between the social media company and the eSafety Commissioner. The Federal Court found X Corp. did not comply with a notice issued by the eSafety Commissioner in February 2023. The notice requested information about how X Corp. was addressing child abuse material on its platform.

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