Meta trebuie „să ne protejeze şi nouă copiii”, afirmă un purtător de cuvânt al UE, după ce compania a încheiat un acord juridic în SUA

Following a legal agreement in the U.S. aimed at reducing social media's impact on teens, a European Commission spokesperson emphasized the need for Meta to protect children in Europe as well. Meta's commitment includes a $18 billion payment and restrictions on teen usage of Facebook and Instagram. The European Commission expects Meta to implement changes to limit addiction on its platforms, having previously indicated violations of the Digital Services Act. Global governments are increasingly focused on protecting children from harmful online content, with Australia leading in restrictions. However, enforcement remains inconsistent, raising concerns about age verification systems.