Meta Platforms may face daily fines if EU regulators decide the changes it has proposed to its pay-or-consent model fail to ...

BRUSSELS (Reuters) -Meta Platforms will only make limited changes to its pay-or-consent model rolled out in November 2024 and ...

On Friday the Commission said Meta will introduce only limited changes to the pay or consent advertising model it rolled out ...

The EU executive said Meta’s pay-or-consent model introduced in November 2023 breached the DMA in the period up to November ...

Meta Platforms on Friday criticised EU antitrust regulators for moving the goalpost as the U.S. company seeks to comply with ...

Meta’s “pay or consent” model, which was introduced last year, gives users a choice: pay as much as €12.99 per month to use Facebook and Instagram without ads or consent to letting the ...

According to the Commission, Meta’s current subscription model does not meet the criteria, as it does not offer a less ...

At the end of 2024, Meta rolled out a second version of its pay-or-consent policy. However, BEUC and its members now consider Meta's newest pay-or-consent policy breaches EU law on numerous counts.

Meta Platforms may face daily fines if limited changes that it has proposed to its pay-or-consent model fail to comply with ...

The EU executive said Meta's pay-or-consent model introduced in November 2023 breached the DMA in the period up to November 2024, when it tweaked it to use less personal data for targeted advertising.

Meta Platforms may incur daily fines from the EU if its revised pay-or-consent model does not meet antitrust compliance as ...

European Union antitrust regulators are not able to confirm whether Meta’s limited changes to its pay-or-consent model are enough to comply with an EU antitrust order, Reuters reports, citing a ...