Violent offenders could be banned from dating apps under South Australia's nation-first plan
About this episode
South Australia proposes a ban on dating app usage for individuals convicted of domestic violence and sexual offences to enhance online safety.
South Australia has unveiled a landmark proposal to ban people convicted of domestic violence and sexual offences from using dating apps. The plan aims to improve online dating safety, following research that found many Australians experienced sexual violence from someone they met through a dating platform.
People in this episode
Host: SBS
Topics covered
- domestic violence
- dating apps
- online safety
- sexual offences
- legislation
Keywords
- dating apps
- domestic violence
- sexual offences
- online safety
- legislation
Mentioned in this episode
Places: South Australia
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