The European Union’s executive branch accused Meta of violating its sweeping digital rules that require technology platforms to minimize the risks of harm for users, including children and young people. The European Commission, in a report released Wednesday, said Meta has violated the Digital Services Act (DSA) by allegedly failing to identify and prevent minors…
EU: Meta isn’t keeping underage users off Facebook, Instagram
Originally reported by The Hill
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