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Under the pressure of the Kids Online Safety Act, Meta is seeking legal protections for its platforms, while Google owns YouTube and Meta owns Instagram.

7 reports, 7 independent Updated Sep 5
Gone quiet Reached 3 outlets in its first 24 hours
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Under the pressure of the Kids Online Safety Act, Meta is seeking legal protections for its platforms, while Google owns YouTube and Meta owns Instagram.

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  1. Meta successfully navigated regulatory challenges regarding Instagram, while the industry faces recurring antitrust scrutiny.1 source
  2. Meta is facing lawsuits and competitive pressure from YouTube while operating Instagram.1 source
  3. Tech giants Google/YouTube and Meta/Instagram are navigating the legal landscape of the KOSA.1 source

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