
EU Investigates Snapchat Over Child Safety, Grooming, and Illegal Content Concerns
The European Commission has opened an investigation into Snapchat under the Digital Services Act, demanding robust age verification and scrutinizing the app for alleged failures to prevent child grooming, sexual exploitation, and the sale of illegal drugs and alcohol to minors.
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Brussels targets big porn platforms over child safety concerns
Pornhub, Stripchat, XNXX and XVideos accused of inadequate checks on users’ ages
Read full article →Brussels opens investigation into Snapchat amid concern over children’s safety
European Commission says social messaging app is exposing children to grooming and sexual exploitation Brussels has opened an investigation into Snapchat over concerns that the social messaging app is exposing children to grooming, sexual exploitation and other criminality. In a separate decision on Thursday, the European Commission also said four pornographic websites were failing to prevent minors seeing adult content. Continue reading...
By Jennifer Rankin in Brussels
Read full article →Cypriot websites Pornhub, Stripchat found to have broken EU law on protecting minors
Cypriot websites Pornhub and Stripchat have been preliminarily found by the European Commission to have violated the European Union’s digital services act by failing to protect minors from being exposed to pornographic content. According to the commission, the two websites, alongside two others which are not based in Cyprus, “did not diligently identify and assess […]
Read full article →Italy obtains reallocation of over 7 bn in EU funding says Meloni
(ANSA) - ROME, MAR 26 - Premier Giorgia Meloni announced Thursday that the European Commission has given the all-clear to a request from her government to reallocate over seven billion euros of EU funding. "Italy has successfully achieved a very significant result in Europe as part of the mid-term review of cohesion policy: the reallocation of over EUR 7 billion, which will now go towards the competitiveness of Italian businesses, affordable housing measures, and water and energy projects," t...
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Read full article →European Commission asks Lithuania to explain LRT changes - LRT
European Commission asks Lithuania to explain LRT changes LRT
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