On 13 February 2026, the Communications Commission adopted the Internet Code of Practice, including design requirements. The Code requires internet access service providers to offer optional parental control measures, including content filters and monitoring tools, either directly or by prominently directing customers to third-party solutions. Where provided directly, customers must be informed at the point of sale how to update and access information about the tools. Providers must ensure that parental control offerings comply with competition regulations and take reasonable steps to help customers understand how to use them to manage minors’ and vulnerable dependents’ online access.
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