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TikTok rejects Meta's advertisements urging rivals to join child safety settlement

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TikTok blocked Meta's paid campaign urging it and YouTube to join Meta's $16.7 billion child safety settlement, citing its ban on political advertising.

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Search Engine Land reports that TikTok rejected advertisements from Meta early this month calling on TikTok and YouTube to adopt child safety restrictions tied to Meta's multibillion-dollar U.S. settlement. TikTok classified the ads as political content, which violates its platform policies. Meta's settlement agreement includes up to $5 billion in conditional payments contingent on competing platforms reaching similar deals—restrictions Meta argues are necessary to prevent teens from simply shifting to unrestricted rivals—but both TikTok and YouTube have remained publicly disengaged from the push.

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