UK Communications Authority investigates whether Meta violated its Online Safety Act duties
智通财经2026/10/06 08:11The UK Office of Communications (OFCOM) has launched an investigation into whether Meta Platforms (META.US) failed to fulfill its obligations under the UK Online Safety Act. The probe will assess whether Meta evaluated risks related to illegal content and risks faced by children before introducing instant messaging features on Instagram.
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