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Cassandra Morgan

Social media companies on notice over extremist threats

YouTube has been ranked as the platform with the second most terror and extremist content. (Julian Smith/AAP PHOTOS)

Social media giants will have to explain what they are doing to protect Australians from violent extremists and terrorists as the country's online safety regulator puts them on notice.

The eSafety Commissioner announced on Tuesday she issued legal notices to Meta, X, Google, WhatsApp, Telegram and Reddit, demanding each of the companies report on steps they were taking to protect Australians from the threatening content online.

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