Meta could let users pay for Facebook and Instagram to avoid ads in their feeds, at least in Europe.
The company has been fighting with the EU and other European regulators around alleged privacy violations from its ad-tracking services and data transfers.
The US and the EU signed a data transfer agreement in July, easing restrictions on social media platforms.
Meta has already started offering the ability to opt out from targeted advertising in the EU, and it reportedly proposed going further and shifting it to an opt-in option for everyone in the region.
Meta also delayed releasing its new social platform, Threads, in Europe due to regulatory concerns.
Meta seems to be worried about the upcoming Digital Markets Act that prevents companies from reusing personal user data, including their name and location.
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Meta could let users pay for Facebook and Instagram to avoid ads in their feeds, at least in Europe.
The company has been fighting with the EU and other European regulators around alleged privacy violations from its ad-tracking services and data transfers.
The US and the EU signed a data transfer agreement in July, easing restrictions on social media platforms.
Meta has already started offering the ability to opt out from targeted advertising in the EU, and it reportedly proposed going further and shifting it to an opt-in option for everyone in the region.
Meta also delayed releasing its new social platform, Threads, in Europe due to regulatory concerns.
Meta seems to be worried about the upcoming Digital Markets Act that prevents companies from reusing personal user data, including their name and location.
The original article contains 214 words, the summary contains 131 words. Saved 39%. I’m a bot and I’m open source!