Facebook’s parent firm has reportedly refused to make further changes to its controversial pay-or-consent model
Facebook’s parent company, Meta, is facing fresh EU antitrust charges and multi-million daily fines after reportedly refusing to further amend its controversial pay-or-consent model, according to Reuters.
Meta’s model, which was introduced in the EU in November of 2023, requires users to pay a subscription fee if they want to use Facebook and Instagram without having their data tracked or being bombarded with personalized ads. The initial mobile subscription cost €12.99 (over $15) per month.
EU regulators say the model breaks the…
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