eSafety Commissioner

Empowering all Australians to have safer, more positive experiences online. This account is not actively monitored. Report online harm at:

[eSafety Commissioner @eSafetyOffice]

This account is no longer actively monitored. For online safety information, you can visit https://t.co/GZ1D4wEaxE, sign up to our newsletters and follow us on other social media channels. Report online harm at: https://t.co/e7FvRw0ef5

[eSafety Commissioner @eSafetyOffice]

@nick_coatsworth Hi Nick, while we assessed some platforms prior to 10 December to help families and industry prepare, we expect all online platforms operating in Australia to assess their obligations under Australian law, including the social media minimum age. More info: https://t.co/O2oNKmjb6n

[eSafety Commissioner @eSafetyOffice]

@catedempsey Hi Gillian, last year we asked industry to develop enforceable codes to protect children from age-inappropriate content. The latest drafts of these codes being assessed include protections for services with AI companion chatbot features: https://t.co/ykezBzq0iN So stay tuned!

[eSafety Commissioner @eSafetyOffice]

@GeronesMarie Hi Marie, you can report illegal and restricted content to eSafety: https://t.co/e7FvRvZGpx Reports can be made anonymously. Australia also now has industry codes and standards covering the most seriously harmful online content, such as child sexual exploitation material.

[eSafety Commissioner @eSafetyOffice]

@ZCousi @myletrinh123 Hi, online abuse should first be reported to the platform. If an Australian is the target of seriously harmful adult cyber abuse and the service provider fails to act, they can report to us for assessment and investigation: https://t.co/e7FvRw0ef5

[eSafety Commissioner @eSafetyOffice]

@standardsaus Thank you for helping empower and protect children online 🧒🥽

[eSafety Commissioner @eSafetyOffice]

@Ann19851873 @RositaDaz48 Hi, racism and online hate should first be reported to the platform. If an Australian is the target of adult cyber abuse that is seriously harmful and the service provider fails to take action, they can report to us for assessment and investigation: https://t.co/e7FvRvZGpx

[eSafety Commissioner @eSafetyOffice]

@Vicki6641319155 Hi Vicki, online abuse should first be reported to the platform. If an Australian is the target of seriously harmful adult cyber abuse and the service provider fails to act, they can report to us for assessment and investigation: https://t.co/e7FvRw0ef5

[eSafety Commissioner @eSafetyOffice]

@markkirikud @AnikaWells Hi Mark, eSafety helps remove serious online abuse, and illegal and restricted online content. Find out more about what you can report to us: https://t.co/K4emIYHR83 For information about advertising standards and making a complaint, visit: https://t.co/Dd7agcrvTo

[eSafety Commissioner @eSafetyOffice]

@TheVicWatchdog @drunk_logic @Collin_G_Wood @VictoriaPolice Hi, comments on social media cannot be considered official reports. If an Australian is the target of adult cyber abuse that is seriously harmful and the service provider fails to take action, they can report to us for assessment and investigation: https://t.co/e7FvRw0ef5

[eSafety Commissioner @eSafetyOffice]

@rod_lampard @TheFeedSBS Hi Rod, eSafety helps remove serious online abuse, and illegal and restricted online content. Find out more about what you can report to us: https://t.co/K4emIYHR83

[eSafety Commissioner @eSafetyOffice]

@sliejreo @Ausbobsmit Hi, eSafety helps remove serious online abuse, and illegal and restricted online content. Find out more about what you can report to us: https://t.co/K4emIYHR83 For information about advertising standards and making a complaint, visit: https://t.co/sz1FW9WIIy

[eSafety Commissioner @eSafetyOffice]

@iggy648 @terra155 Hi Ian, apologies for not seeing your reply sooner. We're supporting schools with free professional learning for educators on this topic: https://t.co/odvocfiE6U We're also running sessions for parents: https://t.co/yktgdWMMr5 Hope this helps!

[eSafety Commissioner @eSafetyOffice]

@iggy648 @terra155 Hi Ian, thanks for your interest. We published an online safety advisory today as well, to break down this subtle pattern of behaviours and offer tips on what you can do to help young people identify the early warning signs: https://t.co/saM70vZYrV

[eSafety Commissioner @eSafetyOffice]

@ttwhite64 @HazelAppleyard_ @FBI Hi, comments on social media can't be considered official reports. We can help Australians deal with online abuse or people overseas make an image-based abuse compliant against a person who resides in Australia. Find more info about how we can help here: https://t.co/5MwEHxHsC6

[eSafety Commissioner @eSafetyOffice]

@KirstiMiller30 @nswpolice Hi, comments on social media cannot be considered official reports. If an Australian is the target of adult cyber abuse that is seriously harmful and the service provider fails to take action, they can report to us for assessment and investigation: https://t.co/e7FvRvZGpx

[eSafety Commissioner @eSafetyOffice]

@nakedtraveller3 Hi there, you can learn about reporting illegal and restricted content here: https://t.co/nUSj1c5eI2 All reports must be made using the form on our website: https://t.co/B4r4koKdq3 Comments on social media cannot be considered official reports.

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The Government is now operating in accordance with caretaker conventions, pending the outcome of the 2025 federal election. Comments have been disabled for this period. https://t.co/xvZmcwXer2

[eSafety Commissioner @eSafetyOffice]

@Catty_Tweeter @MetaQuestVR @instagram @facebook Hi Cat, we’re responsible for educating Australians about online safety risks and providing support by removing harmful content. You can report online abuse to us through our website. Find out more about what you can report to us at: https://t.co/5MwEHxHsC6