The Australian Parliament will continue to put pressure on Big Tech companies by launching an inquiry into “toxic material” on social media platforms. The inquiry will follow legislative moves on the weekend that saw the government introduce new laws forcing companies like Twitter or Facebook to reveal the identity of users involved in “trolling.” “Mums and Dads are rightly concerned about whether big tech is doing enough to keep their kids safe online,” Prime Minister Scott Morrison said in a statement on Dec. 1. “Big Tech created these platforms; they have a responsibility to ensure their users are safe.” “We also want to hear from Australians; parents, teachers, athletes, small businesses and more, about their experience, and what needs to change.” Communications Minister Paul Fletcher said revelations by Facebook whistle-blower Frances Haugen “amplified existing concerns” in the community. “This inquiry will give organisations and individuals an opportunity to air their …