South Korea urges Meta to extend youth safety measures globally
Most outlets led with the call by South Korea’s media regulator for Meta to apply youth protection changes globally, noting Meta’s agreement to implement measures on Facebook and Instagram. The Express Tribune added that Meta agreed to pay up to $18 billion, while Aaj News described the regulator’s statement as an ideal but did not specify the financial commitment.
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South Korea says Meta youth safety changes should extend worldwide
South Korea's media regulator said Meta's proposed youth safety changes should ideally apply worldwide. The KMCC also backed stronger legal protections for minors as seven related bills remain under discussion.
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South Korea urges Meta to expand youth safety meas...
South Korea’s media regulator has urged Meta to apply stronger youth safety measures worldwide, including limits on algorithms, notificat....
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South Korea urges Meta to extend youth safety measures worldwide
South Korea’s media regulator said on Thursday Meta’s measures to better protect young users from potentially addictive social media features should ideally be applied to young users worldwide, rather than just in specific markets. The Korea Media and Communications Commission (KMCC) said in a statement to Reuters that social media providers needed to take greater responsibility t...
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South Korea media commission says Meta's youth protection changes should apply globally
Meta agreed on Wednesday to pay up to $18 billion and implement a series of changes to Facebook and Instagram
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