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The European Union has charged four adult websites for violating digital rules by allowing easy access to pornographic material for children. The Digital Services Act demands stronger protections against harmful content, and these companies could face fines up to six percent of their worldwide yearly revenue. The EU tech leaders stress the need for solid, privacy-friendly age checks to block minors from such content. Meanwhile, a probe into Snapchat has been launched due to concerns over its age systems failing to protect younger users and shield them from predators. These moves highlight growing pressure on tech giants to prioritize child safety across borders.

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