International — European Commission & Snap Inc.

International — European Commission: The International — European Commission is the driving force behind the proposed restrictions, enhancing its regulatory role in digital services.

Snap Inc.: Snap Inc. is among the platforms that will be affected by the EU's proposed age restrictions for minors.

International — European Commission: The Commission is leading regulatory efforts, taking enforcement actions against major platforms and shaping EU policy.

Snap Inc.: Snap Inc. is subject to ongoing proceedings under the DSA for addictive features, facing regulatory risk.

International — European Commission: The Commission raised concerns about compatibility with EU law and is working on its own regulations.

Snap Inc.: Snap Inc. faces reduced access to under-15 users in France.

International — European Commission: The International — European Commission published the Code of Practice and guidance, shaping how AI providers implement transparency requirements.

Snap Inc.: Snap is reducing visibility of AI-generated videos on Spotlight, aligning with industry trends toward authentic content.

International — European Commission: Issued preliminary findings that Meta may have violated EU digital laws; could impose fines up to 6% of global revenue.

Snap Inc.: Snap Inc. is a co-defendant in a separate trial scheduled for July 27, 2026, brought by a United States — Florida teenager. The case is related to similar allegations of social media harm but is not directly part of the United States — Tennessee trial.