EU may charge Meta over digital rules violation: Report

Over its model of making people pay to maintain their data privacy on Facebook and Instagram, reported the Financial Times. EU authorities may charge Meta over its model that makes Facebook and Instagram users pay in order to stop their data from being shared, reported Financial Times, citing several anonymous sources. There is not yet a formal statement from either the European Commission or Meta.

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