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Article 28 of the DSA explicitly prohibits online platforms from displaying targeted advertising to minors based on profiling, stipulates that platforms must not present advertising in a manner that is not understandable to minors, and requires prohibiting the use of dark patterns to induce minors to make adverse data decisions.
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