The European Union is set to charge Facebook parent Meta with breaking the bloc's landmark digital rules, the Financial Times reported on Monday, citing people with direct knowledge of the matter.

The EU is probing if Meta’s changes to its “pay or consent” model are enough to comply with the Digital Markets Act.

Meta Platforms Inc. is reportedly set to be hit with its first European Union antitrust fine in tying Marketplace, the Facebook classified service, to Facebook itself.Reuters, referencing people w ...

The EU is set to impose minimal fines on Apple and Facebook owner Meta next week under its Digital Markets Act, as Brussels seeks to avoid escalating tensions with US President Donald Trump.

Meta is on thin ice with the European Commission after being warned it could be slapped with daily fines starting June 27.

The U.S. is expected to move ahead with its next wave of trade tariffs on April 2 and may target EU regulations that it considers to be nontariff barriers, including the DMA. | Oleg Nikishin/Getty ...

Meta will soon start training its AI models with EU users' data Meta AI will be trained with all users' interactions and public content posted on Meta's social platforms The Big Tech giant resumes ...

EU penalties against Apple and Meta: game, set, but far from a win With the fines for Apple and Meta, the reality check of EU laws is one step closer, says Malte Kirchner.

Apple and Meta to get a telling off from the EU. The two companies are set to come out relatively unscathed – the fact the DMA only came into force less than two years ago means that the total ...

Meta AI is finally coming to the European Union, albeit with a limited feature set compared to its domestic U.S. market.

Meta Platforms Inc. is facing its first European Union fine over allegations it ... As part of the upcoming EU order — set to be issued in the coming months — European Commission regulators ...

EU set to limit Apple and Meta fines to avoid ire of Donald Trump on whatsapp (opens in a new window) Save Barbara Moens and Henry Foy in Brussels. Published March 28 2025.