Major tech companies are clashing over responsibility for children’s online safety, facing billions in fines as states swiftly enact conflicting laws mandating user age verification. The conflict has Meta Platforms and other app developers at odds with Apple and Alphabet subsidiary Google, the dominant app store operators. Emily Birnbaum for Bloomberg News:
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