BRUSSELS: Watching a favourite influencer chow down on the latest fast food fad or cocktail may feel like entertainment, but those posts are likely adverts in disguise, the EU said on Feb 14.
The European Union is concerned about the growing impact of social media content creators – on everything from physical and mental health, to politics and the spread of disinformation.
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