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    Meta, TikTok, X lose legal challenge against UK watchdog over online safety data demands

    The ⁠challenge is one of the first in relation to the 2023 Online Safety Act, which sets tougher ‌standards for platforms such as TikTok, X and Meta's Facebook

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    Meta, TikTok and X argued the ‌notices create unprecedented regulatory burdens, but their case was ​rejected by London's High Court. File photograph. Picture credit: Reuters

    Meta, TikTok and X argued the ‌notices create unprecedented regulatory burdens, but their case was ​rejected by London's High Court. File photograph. Picture credit: Reuters

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