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YouTube refuses to participate in Meta's settlement over teen harms

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YouTube CEO Neal Mohan told CNN the platform won't join Meta's settlement, citing its existing youth safety investments.

YouTube CEO Neal Mohan said in a CNN interview this week that the company has invested heavily in safety measures for young users and will not participate in Meta's settlement related to teen harms, committing instead to continue its own safety initiatives.

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