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- U.S. regulators announced Meta will pay up to $18 billion and adopt youth-protection changes.
- European Commission spokesperson Thomas Regnier said talks aim for comparable child-safety measures.
- EU officials expect Meta to submit screen-time limits and parental-control guarantees within ten years.
- Italian Parents’ Movement director-general Antonio Affinita said a Milan court injunction would ban algorithms targeting minors.
- Polish minister Krzysztof Gawkowski asked the EU to fine Meta €250 million and curb scams.
