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Tim Cook meets EU Commission President to discuss EU Kids Act
Key points
- Tim Cook met Ursula von der Leyen in Manhattan.
- They discussed the EU Kids Act.
- The Act proposes social media restrictions for minors.
- Cook previously met Australian Prime Minister and attended a White House dinner.
Meeting with European Commission President
Apple Executive Chairman Tim Cook met with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. The meeting took place in Manhattan, where world leaders are gathered for the United Nations General Assembly.
Discussion on EU Kids Act
During their discussion, Cook and von der Leyen addressed the proposed EU Kids Act. Von der Leyen stated that they agreed on the importance of privacy, safety, and security for children.
Proposed Legislation Details
The EU Kids Act is a proposed legislation intended to restrict social media access for minors across the European Union. It also requires social media platforms to implement stronger protective measures for young users.
Cook's Continued Government Engagement
This meeting is part of Cook's ongoing engagement with policymakers globally since stepping down as CEO. He previously met with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and attended a White House state dinner for Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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Apple's Executive Chairman Tim Cook met with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to discuss the proposed EU Kids Act. This legislation aims to restrict social media access for minors and mandate stronger protections for young users in the EU.