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The EU escalated its DSA probe against meta over child safety failures on Instagram and Facebook.

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The European Commission has issued a preliminary DSA finding against meta, saying Instagram and Facebook

failed to prevent under 13 users from accessing the services.

Quoting Bloomberg, the European Commission on Wednesday issued preliminary findings against the company saying

meta-owned Facebook and Instagram fell short of their own minimum age restrictions.

The apps have, quote, no effective controls in place to check the correctness of the self-declared date of birth,

the commission said in a statement on Wednesday, adding that meta's tool to flag under 13s

for removal is difficult to use and not effective. Meta disagrees with the preliminary findings,

a spokesperson said, adding that the company has measures in place to detect accounts from underage

users. Understanding age is an industry-wide

challenge, which requires an industry-wide solution, and we will continue to engage constructively

with the European Commission on this important issue, the spokesperson said. Meta and other tech

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