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Inside Australia's social media ban for children | Sunday on 60 Minutes

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Last year, Australia became the first country in the world to force many social media companies to prevent children from having accounts. There are high stakes for children as well as big tech's bottom line. Holly Williams reports Sunday on 60 Minutes.

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