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Apple removed a Milan, Italy billboard showing a toddler holding a food-smeared iPhone after children's rights watchdog AGIA received a complaint accusing the ad of normalizing "electronic babysitting." The ad was part of the "Relax, it's iPhone" durability campaign and has been replaced with a Find My advertisement.
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