• Meta issued an open letter urging TikTok and YouTube to adopt shared teen safety standards across major social platforms.
• A deal with 52 US attorneys general outlines proposed defaults, including a two-hour daily limit, nighttime access shutoff, school-hour notification blocks.
• Meta argued the measures need industry-wide adoption because teens shift usage when restricted on one app.

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