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Business · 26 March 2026

EU probes Snapchat over child protection, illegal content.

EU probes Snapchat over child protection, illegal content.

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The European Union has launched an investigation into Snapchat under the Digital Services Act, citing concerns over child protection and illegal content. Regulators believe the platform may lack effective safeguards against grooming and the sale of restricted items like drugs and vapes. The probe could lead to fines if violations are confirmed, as authorities increase pressure on tech companies to strengthen online safety measures.

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