The affected people in Australia have been warned that if they are caught promoting illegal gambling sites, they face multi-million-dollar fines. [Image: Shutterstock.com]
Australia’s media watchdog has warned the affected people that if they are caught promoting illegal gambling sites, they face fines in the form of AU $ 2.5M (US $ 1.6m).
While online game betting is licensed across the country, there are no legal online casinos. This has increased the number of affected on platforms such as Facebook, Instagram and Tikok, which shows material from offshore gambling sites.
An upotic in live streaming on irregular platforms
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has seen an opotic in live streaming on irregular platforms, in which content creators often embed the related links to the giveways and the audience. In its press release, the ACMA told the affected people that they were breaking the law if they are making profits “by promoting illegal sports and promoting services to Australians.
The dangers associated with using offshore irregular platforms include lack of consumer protection, poor data protection and loss of money. ACMA highlighted that young Australians who follow these influential people are particularly insecure towards materials.
