
Doubling fines won't fix online safety on its own. Yasmin London unpacks why so many under-16s are still accessing social media despite the ban, and why designing safer digital environments matters more than simply blocking access.

Fake products are going digital and dangerous, powered by AI. Yasmin London breaks down how artificial intelligence is turbocharging the counterfeit industry, from fake ads to AI influencers, and shares the exact red flags.

Moltbook, a recent example raising eyebrows about where AI could be heading. While these accounts look autonomous, they are currently human-driven. But they point to a much bigger issue: the rise of agentic AI.

Moltbook, a recent example raising eyebrows about where AI could be heading. While these accounts look autonomous, they are currently human-driven. But they point to a much bigger issue: the rise of agentic AI.

Yasmin London joins The Morning Show to explain why Australia’s social media restrictions aren’t enough, urging collaboration with families and schools. Drawing on Qoria research, she calls for broader policy addressing gaming, AI.

Digital safety expert Yasmin London explains why Australia’s teen social media ban creates anxiety for families, stressing teens use platforms for connection and autonomy. She cites Qoria research showing Australia leads in cyberbullying.

In her Weekend Sunrise interview, Yasmin discusses the National Social Media Ban coming into effect in Australia on 10 December 2025, which will prevent under-16s from creating or maintaining accounts on platforms like TikTok, Instagram and YouTube.

Watch Yasmin share her thoughts on the online safety initiative and what parents need to do to keep their kids safe online.

Yasmin London argues that banning mobile phones in schools isn't the best long-term solution, as these devices can serve as valuable educational tools.
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