The EU's €200 million fine against Temu is completely justified — dangerous baby toys with toxic chemicals and chargers that fail basic safety tests have no place in a market of 450 million consumers. Temu's risk assessments were built on vague industry-wide generalizations rather than hard evidence about its own platform, and its recommender algorithms actively spread illegal listings. This isn't regulatory overreach; it's the bare minimum accountability for a platform knowingly leaving consumers exposed to serious harm.