TikTok Rejects Meta Ads Urging Firm to Join Landmark Child Safety Settlement: Report
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Scoop: TikTok rejects Meta ads amid settlement pressure campaign
SCIENCE & TECH: TikTok rejects Meta ads urging firm to join landmark child safety settlement: report
TikTok reportedly declined to run ads from Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta urging the company and fellow social media rival YouTube to join the Instagram parent’s landmark child safety settlement. Meta’s historic $18 billion settlement with a coalition of state attorneys general came with some bizarre terms. Meta is initially only required to pay 70% of the money, or $12.7 billion. It pays the remaining $5.3 billion if TikTok and YouTube agree to cough u…
TikTok rejects Meta ads urging firm to join landmark child safety settlement: report
The rejected video ad featured a voiceover pressuring TikTok and YouTube to take action, Axios reported, citing sources familiar with the matter. TikTok informed Meta on Wednesday that it wouldn’t run the ads because they violate its policy against advertising with “political content.”
(San Francisco = Yonhap News) Correspondent Kwon Young-jeon = Video platform TikTok's competitor Meta's advertisement urging it to join the youth protection social networking service (SNS) agreement...
On 9 September, TikTok refused Meta's advertisements calling on the platform and YouTube to join the agreement with US attorneys general on adolescent safety. Axios attributed the rejection to a classification in political content. Meta said she remained disappointed but hoped that both services would "do the right thing."
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