Tech, Ads, and Regulation Shift
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Today's top headlines:
- EU prepares 18+ age-check app for restricted websites
- A new treatment could create a $25B windfall for dentists
- YouTube delays livestream ads during peak chat
- Meta may beat google in digital ad revenue
EU Prepares 18+ Age-Check App for Restricted Websites
The EU says its online age-check app is almost ready to launch.
It’s meant to let people prove they’re 18+ for age-restricted sites without sharing extra personal details, and it was first released as a blueprint on July 14, 2025.
The EU updated that blueprint in October 2025, and Denmark, France, Greece, Italy, and Spain are already using it as the base for their own national apps.
That’s why people say it could become a model other countries copy, though that part is still a prediction, not a fact yet.
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YouTube Delays Livestream Ads During Peak Chat
YouTube isn’t removing ads. It’s changing live stream ad timing so ads don’t interrupt the biggest moments.
The company said it will hold back ads when live chat is busiest. It will also give a short ad-free window after someone buys a Super Chat, Super Sticker, or gift.
Ads are still staying on YouTube live streams.
Creators can still use automatic and manual mid-roll ads. So this is a timing change, not YouTube backing away from ads.
Meta May Beat Google in Digital Ad Revenue
Meta is expected to pass Google in global digital ad revenue in 2026.
EMARKETER says Meta will make about $243.46 billion, compared with Google’s $239.54 billion.
Reports say Meta is growing faster because of AI ad tools and apps like Reels, Threads, and WhatsApp.
Google is still huge, but Meta may take the top spot this year.
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