Meta Acknowledges Platform Risks for Minors in Landmark US Settlement

In a major agreement with U.S. states, Meta concedes that significant portions of its business model are unsuitable for children, establishing new benchmarks for youth data protection despite avoiding formal legal liability.

30 Aug, 05:31 — 30 Aug, 05:31

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How Meta’s agreement could change the internet: What the 35-page settlement provides and Europe’s position

Meta may not have acknowledged legal liability for the allegations brought against it by US states. However, it is accepting for the first time that a large part of its business model is unsuitable for children - The commitments it has undertaken & the “game” involving YouTube & TikTok The post How Meta’s agreement could change the internet: What the 35-page settlement provides and Europe’s position appeared first on ProtoThema English.

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Meta Acknowledges Platform Risks for Minors in Landmark US Settlement

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