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EU Commission is probing Meta and Google for colluding to target minors for ads
- The EU Commission is probing Meta and Google for going against the former’s rules related to how minors should be treated online, the Financial Times reported.
- The probe follows Financial Time’s investigation that established Google employees were helping Meta bypass the company’s search rules on how online advertising can be directed to minors.
- The EU Commission declined to comment on this report.
- EU’s Digital Service Act (DSA) allows the commission to impose a fine of up to 6% of the company’s global turnover in case of such infringements.