A business group representing major technology firms says child protection online is not the responsibility of any single party. DigitalEurope’s Director General Cecilia Bonefeld-Dahl says safeguarding children from social media risks requires joint action by both the public and private sectors.
DigitalEurope, which represents companies including OpenAI and Meta, argues that the issue cannot be handled by “one party’s responsibility.” While the exact policy approach is not detailed in the reporting, the group’s position emphasizes cooperation between governments and industry to address risks faced by children online. The coverage reflects the group’s call for shared responsibilities rather than placing the burden solely on regulators or solely on companies.
The outlets present the same central message: child online protection should involve coordinated roles across sectors. No other strongly differing claims are included in the provided sources.
