Speaker 1: Tomorrow d day, well tonight really midnight tonight, the social
Speaker 1: media band kicks in, So the likes of Instagram, Facebook,
Speaker 1: you know, snapchat, whatever it is, whatever the social platform
Speaker 1: under sixteens will be banned. And the PM is actually
Speaker 1: getting on the front foot. So tomorrow when the kids
Speaker 1: get to school, there'll be a video waiting for them
Speaker 1: from our Prime minister.
Speaker 2: It's a Prime minister here, and I want to speak
Speaker 2: to you directly about something very important. From December ten,
Speaker 2: if you're under sixteen, you're no longer allowed to have
Speaker 2: a social media account. You'll know better than anyone what
Speaker 2: it's like growing up with algorithms, endless speeds and the
Speaker 2: pressure that can come with that.
Speaker 3: Good on him.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I agree.
Speaker 5: I'm not a parent, but and I'm not a kid
Speaker 5: under sixteen, but god, I'm glad I grew up in
Speaker 5: an era where we didn't have social media as kids.
Speaker 5: Hopefully this helps kids be kids again. Rights, I think.
Speaker 4: I think there's a big portion of kids that are
Speaker 4: looking forward to it. Us chatting with some parents last
Speaker 4: night at basketball training, and one of them has a
Speaker 4: teenage daughter who they're debating whether to give her a phone,
Speaker 4: give her an account, and stuff, and the problem they
Speaker 4: did because the problem was all her friends had one,
Speaker 4: so then she's stuck being the one out.
Speaker 3: Well, that's the other thing, because it's the pressure from kids.
Speaker 5: I had friends who had their kid had his phone
Speaker 5: taken off him, and the dad said to me the
Speaker 5: other day, I mean the pressure from his mate.
Speaker 3: Ye, pasting a cop for not having a bone. Yes,
Speaker 3: was awful. So you're all in this together.
Speaker 5: Kids nice to each other because I know there will
Speaker 5: be a lot of kids listening to these who were
Speaker 5: dreading it.
Speaker 3: Of course, but don't don't.
Speaker 5: Just give it a chance, give it a shot. It'll
Speaker 5: be frustrating, it's not going to be perfect. You're going
Speaker 5: to reach for it occasionally because we all do it right,
Speaker 5: becomes a bit of a habit. It'll take some time
Speaker 5: to get used to please kids. Give it a shot.
Speaker 1: So on a more macro level, the big social networks,
Speaker 1: if you like, can be fined tens of millions of
Speaker 1: dollars if they're not enforcing this. But jace to you
Speaker 1: a question, because as of tomorrow you're going to have
Speaker 1: to enforce it. On a more micro level, yeah, really
Speaker 1: you are, because they are kids on social.
Speaker 4: No they're not on social but YouTube's going to be
Speaker 4: the big one. Now here's the thing.
Speaker 1: There are I mean, without you know, throwing a cheap
Speaker 1: code the kids ways, there will be workarounds like let's
Speaker 1: not kid ourselves there were There will be ways to
Speaker 1: get still to still try and infiltrate the system, which
Speaker 1: is where parents will need to step up.
Speaker 3: It's parents have to police it to one hundred percent.
Speaker 4: But I think it's just like you say, if I
Speaker 4: had a beer this afternoon at home, right, my kids
Speaker 4: aren't going to reach for the beer and take a
Speaker 4: sip because they.
Speaker 3: Know they're not allowed.
Speaker 4: They're just not allowed. Yeah, of course, And it's just
Speaker 4: you know, and it won't be bloody easy. Trust me.
Speaker 4: There'll be days where I know my kids will reach
Speaker 4: them try and load up YouTube.
Speaker 5: Well it's sort of under parental control though, because there
Speaker 5: are things on YouTube that kids watch which are great
Speaker 5: or they're interesting.
Speaker 4: There'll be allowed YouTube kids, YouTube kids is still you.
Speaker 5: Have to police how much as a parent if you
Speaker 5: can't have the government just parenting kids, so you have
Speaker 5: to say, all right, well I'm going to allow you
Speaker 5: to do that at dinner.
Speaker 4: Most TVs now you can put pink codes on the apps.
Speaker 1: So just on that point quickly, YouTube kids, can you
Speaker 1: still search for something like mister Beast? Yeah, like appropriate
Speaker 1: and stuff, and so it goes through the YouTube filter? Yeah, right, okay, And.
Speaker 4: To be honest, I'll be there's videos that slipped through
Speaker 4: the filter of course.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you've got a parent as well, exactly.
Speaker 4: And like we said, this isn't going to be a
Speaker 4: perfect situation, but it's better than not doing something.
Speaker 5: Well, good luck kids, because I know it will be
Speaker 5: hard for a lot of kids as well that are
Speaker 5: like it becomes it becomes habit.
Speaker 4: Do you know what my bigger concern is people like
Speaker 4: Clint still on Snapchat?
Speaker 1: Well I was going to say Snapchat is still okay, No, no,
Speaker 1: it's on the list so the kids, Yeah, fair enough.
Speaker 4: But what concerns me is you're a grown you're a
Speaker 4: grown manchat It's a good question, who are you sending
Speaker 4: a lot of people sort of like chat vice, like you.
Speaker 1: Send a naughty no no, no no, no, naughty picks, no,
Speaker 1: naughty picks. Rangers no, not no, not strangers just on Snapchat?
Speaker 4: Have you got middle aged men still?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I do?
Speaker 4: Have you heard them? Fact?
Speaker 1: In fact, a leading horse trainer in this town, Wayne Hawks.
Speaker 1: He uses it and he sends me sort of like
Speaker 1: you listen to the show, send me feedback about the show,
Speaker 1: send me I know, I know.
Speaker 5: I isn't Snapchat just where you put photos with funny
Speaker 5: fields or have I.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think it's evolved since since that. Yeah, but
Speaker 1: I think I don't think there is also an element.
Speaker 3: Of, you know, well, it's good that the kids are
Speaker 3: getting off of them.
Speaker 4: I think too. Dare I say you'd prosbably it just
Speaker 4: sort of sits dormant in there. To be honest, it
Speaker 4: does not mate. You take photos all the time, You're
Speaker 4: just going to send it all snapchat. Someone would you
Speaker 4: say Clint's probably the oldest person in Snapchat.
Speaker 3: I have no idea. I'm not. I don't know if
Speaker 3: people are getting around using it. I guess they are.
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty four you just said, helld tea, he be
Speaker 3: older than me. It's going to be thrilled.
Speaker 4: Yeah, probably out a month now. Thirday twenty four ten.
Speaker 4: Are you older than Clint and you're on Snapchat? Clint's
Speaker 4: forty five thirty five? You are not thirty five?
Speaker 1: I am aging backwards.
Speaker 4: Jays try to check. Forty five forty two? Thank you?
Speaker 4: Are you older than you're.
Speaker 3: About to turn forty three.
Speaker 4: And still on Snapchat? Still forty two?
Speaker 5: It's true, guys, give him a break. He's forty two
Speaker 5: and fifty one weeks?
Speaker 3: Are you really forty two in fifty one weeks?
Speaker 4: Thirteen twenty four ten is out number? Are you older
Speaker 4: than Clint?
Speaker 3: He's forty two and eleven?
Speaker 1: Are you older than me? And what are you using
Speaker 1: it for?
Speaker 4: Yeah? And are you on the chat?
Speaker 3: And I want to know what you're using.
Speaker 4: Morning Melbourne? Justin Biever? Sorry right on eight thirty This
Speaker 4: is no over one hundred thirteen twenty four ten social
Speaker 4: media ban kicked in tomorrow? Will he? Are you going
Speaker 4: to ban me? Yeah? I think we should. I just
Speaker 4: you're too well for snapchat?
Speaker 6: Bro.
Speaker 4: Bro, you're forty five?
Speaker 7: Bro?
Speaker 3: How many people come on? Oh god, no, no, I
Speaker 3: got what'sapp?
Speaker 4: Signal?
Speaker 1: Got signal?
Speaker 3: I got signals?
Speaker 1: I don't have got waker.
Speaker 3: I don't know what that one is.
Speaker 5: Say hang on, just quickly clank when you put something
Speaker 5: on Snapchat?
Speaker 3: Question?
Speaker 5: When you put something on snapchat? Does do you send
Speaker 5: it to one person? Or do you send it to
Speaker 5: everyone in your list.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, pretty much.
Speaker 3: How many is on your list? Can you give numbers?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 3: I don't know, but when you went to.
Speaker 5: The Cowboys shop yesterday for our while party, we're trying
Speaker 5: on cowboy hats sending.
Speaker 3: Them to me.
Speaker 4: No, no, I just sent that to you.
Speaker 1: But what I would say is that it's sort of
Speaker 1: connected to your phone books, so it comes up in
Speaker 1: your phone.
Speaker 3: You send it to everybody.
Speaker 4: You have the premier's number in there. I don't think
Speaker 4: you and chaps.
Speaker 1: Actually, let's say Cindra Ellen's snapchatable.
Speaker 3: She should be fixing the stake in Geelong.
Speaker 4: How old are you and how are you on snapchat?
Speaker 8: Morning gang? I'm fifty five, Craig, what are you doing?
Speaker 8: I'm a bit I actually prefer a messenger to talk
Speaker 8: to people because then you know they've read the bloody message.
Speaker 8: But my kids are all young, all their mates are young,
Speaker 8: and they send snapchats. But I day, I was driving
Speaker 8: driving along on a snapchat from my son and I
Speaker 8: looked up at the phone and it's a photo of
Speaker 8: underneath his chin and it's his nostrils. What are you
Speaker 8: saying to me?
Speaker 7: That? For?
Speaker 8: He goes that's what we do that every roll wore
Speaker 8: Snapchat to heads and nostrils, either a message or not
Speaker 8: at all.
Speaker 3: Yeah, right, my age, you don't want to shoot from
Speaker 3: down there?
Speaker 4: John me brother? Oh my?
Speaker 3: Do you want to recruising? Drive for friends?
Speaker 4: How are Jane in this? And good morning Jane?
Speaker 7: Good morning?
Speaker 4: How old are you? And are you on Snapchat?
Speaker 7: I'm if he's sick and I'm on Snapchat with all
Speaker 7: my nieces and nephews.
Speaker 3: But they're monitoring their children.
Speaker 4: My nieces are on it. How old are they, reb Lara?
Speaker 4: They're they're old enough to be on Snapchat?
Speaker 3: Are they over sixteen?
Speaker 5: Are they getting They're getting pumped tomorrow.
Speaker 4: They get pumped. One of them is all right, Julie.
Speaker 4: How old are you and are you on Snapchat? Hi?
Speaker 7: Yes, I'm on Snapchat. I'm nearly sixty four.
Speaker 3: Who is snap and jewels?
Speaker 7: My kids? My friends and they love it.
Speaker 3: The kids.
Speaker 6: Love it.
Speaker 7: We're on it every day.
Speaker 3: What is snapping?
Speaker 5: Me?
Speaker 7: Well, I snapped my dog because they gave us a
Speaker 7: new puppy, so my dogs. But I've been on it
Speaker 7: since day one and I'm glad i have because I've
Speaker 7: got all those memories.
Speaker 3: What do they say?
Speaker 7: Just we're doing house of renovations. I'm doing. You know,
Speaker 7: it's just every I'm doing because I live a little
Speaker 7: bit further than them. So yeah, I doing my day.
Speaker 4: Facebook. Were you using it to keep touch with did
Speaker 4: you say the memory.
Speaker 5: Say Julie, Julie when you're snapping a picture of your dog.
Speaker 5: Does it go to everyone in your phone book?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 7: It other goes to who I like if I do
Speaker 7: it just to my friends or just directly to my kids. Yeah, yeah, Look,
Speaker 7: I've got so many memories of years, like how long
Speaker 7: step chat been going, been going to forever?
Speaker 4: Forever?
Speaker 1: Jeels, That's why I'm still on a I was on
Speaker 1: from the outside. Just got a snap from our gen
Speaker 1: Z producer.
Speaker 5: Look at that.
Speaker 3: But she's a g Z allowed to be honest?
Speaker 4: Clint, Hey, Clint shall we should we check your archives? No,
Speaker 4: we shouldn't know.
Speaker 3: Why not?
Speaker 4: What's wrong?
Speaker 3: Said? It was in touch with your niece friend?
Speaker 4: You said family chats gen Z? Hello, do you like
Speaker 4: having me on Snapchat?
Speaker 3: I love it? And I can see where you are
Speaker 3: as well? You mean I can see your location?
Speaker 5: Can you track people on Snapchat?
Speaker 4: So he doesn't know you see me?
Speaker 2: You can see me?
Speaker 3: Oh? Jeez, I had no idea I've been stalking him.
Speaker 4: I'd be pouring picture over that phone and a lot
Speaker 4: all my friends.
Speaker 3: Can you see where everyone on snapchat is?
Speaker 4: So you can?
Speaker 3: It's so dangerous. No, no, you can choose plaint.
Speaker 4: What's your name on Snapchatt?
Speaker 3: Look at mine in Australia?
Speaker 4: Next? How how old are you and you on Snapchat?
Speaker 6: I'm sixty three and I've been on snap chats for ages.
Speaker 3: What are you doing on their dark boobshots?
Speaker 6: Nothing else to do when you get.
Speaker 3: Are you just staying in touch with friends? Are you
Speaker 3: meeting strangers?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 6: No, not meeting strangers. I girlfriend and I are up
Speaker 6: to just over two and a half thousand streaks.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, because it's a streak.
Speaker 1: So if you do it, you send one No, no,
Speaker 1: you got to send one snap a day to maintain
Speaker 1: the streak. So Lynette and a girlfriend are on a
Speaker 1: how two and a half out.
Speaker 6: Thousand days thousand?
Speaker 3: That's like seven years.
Speaker 6: Every day every day we send.
Speaker 3: A snap to each other.
Speaker 6: Yes, even when I went overseas, we kept the steps.
Speaker 3: What was your daily snap to her today?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 6: Just a blank screen with the.
Speaker 7: Date on it.
Speaker 4: They want to keep the streakingte Do you want to
Speaker 4: go streaking with Clint nah Taylornette?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 4: You ever?
Speaker 1: You ever send anything saucy on Snapchat?
Speaker 6: Uh No, that's a lie.
Speaker 5: Jason Lauren Lauren wake up feeling good on the socials.