X SETTLES AUSTRALIA CSAM DISPUTE AFTER COURT FINE
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X has resolved a three-year legal dispute with Australia's eSafety regulator after a court upheld a fine against the company for failing to adequately disclose its efforts to combat child sexual abuse material (CSAM).
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