Meta’s payment or consent model can cause daily fines, EU warning – national

Meta platforms EU regulators may face daily fines if he decides the changes proposed by its pay or consent model antitrest The order given in April, said on Friday.

The European Commission, which operates as the EU competition chamber, fined 200 million euros ($ 234 million) for violating the US Digital Markets Law (DMA) to maintain the power of great technology.

The movement gives a steady to create a level playing field for small competitors, despite the fact that the commission’s sustainable raid and its company, mainly targeted companies.

Daily fines that do not do the DMA, the average turnover of a company can be up to five percent of the world’s turnover.

The EU Executive Director was introduced in November 2023, who introduced the DMA to November 2024, he said. The commission has been investigating changes since then.

Model, Facebook and Instagram users agree to watching a free service funded by advertising revenues. Alternatively, they can pay for an ad-free service.

EU Competition Watchdog, Meta will have limited changes in the salary or consent model broadcast in November in November.

“If the commission can not approve at this stage, if these are sufficient for the main parameters of your inconsistency,” spokeswoman. “

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“Taking into account this, we will remind you that if taking into account the next steps, the introduction of periodic punishment payments, which is impossible to apply periodic punishment payments, which is impossible to apply.”

During the discussions in meta, the company and the company and the last two months, the Commission accused the discrimination and moving the door points.

“A user option between a subscription with no advertising service or free advertising support, as a legitimate business model for each company, except Meta spokesmanship.

“We are confident that the variety of choice we present to people in the EU is not suitable for what the EU rules require – it is left out of them.”

AB Watchdog rejected metha’s discrimination charges: DMA said that all major digital companies operating in EU, regardless of who they are included or controlled, he said.

“We have always applied and continue our laws in accordance with global rules, and without discrimination against all companies operating in the EU and comply with global rules,” he said.

– by Foo Yun Chee. Adjust by Jane Merriman and Elaine Hardcastle