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Prince Harry spoke at the European Parliament in Brussels, advocating for tech companies to ensure child safety online, as reported by the Associated Press. He emphasized that companies should prove their products are safe for children, not the other way around. Harry also highlighted the need for the EU Kids Act to address addictive design features, such as infinite scroll, and to differentiate between younger and older children. He criticized companies like Meta, Google, and TikTok for challenging regulations on addictive features. The Duke of Sussex also spoke about the Lost Screen Memorial, which honors children who died due to social media harm, and called for a shift in responsibility from parents to tech companies.
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