The EU accused Facebook owner Meta on Monday of breaching the bloc's digital rules, paving the way for potential fines worth billions of euros. The charges against the US tech titan follow a finding last week against Apple that marked the first time Brussels had levelled formal accusations under the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA). The latest case focuses on Meta's new ad-free subscription model for Facebook and Instagram, which has sparked multiple complaints over privacy concerns. Meta's 'pay or consent' system means users have to pay to avoid data collection or agree to share their data with Facebook and
The post Meta risks fines over 'pay for privacy' model breaking EU rules appeared first on Guardian Nigeria News.
