X has a new argument against sweeping underage social media bans which would limit usage of its platform: They interfere with international law. The social media platform, which sits within Elon Musk’s SpaceX, issued a submission to the Australian Parliament published Tuesday that called for the government to drop efforts to strengthen its underage social media ban. Musk has been a particularly vocal critic of Australia’s bill to make 16 years the minimum age for social media. “For me, the complete ban from social media on children and minors is problematic from an international human rights perspective,” says Di Stefano. The post X Says Australia’s Under-16s Social Media Ban Risks Interfering With Foreign Law appeared first on Wired.