Meta faces enforcement decisions and lawsuits in Italy and Amsterdam over DSA compliance and gambling ads.
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What happened
Meta faces enforcement decisions and lawsuits in Italy and Amsterdam over DSA compliance and gambling ads.
Who's involved
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Meta, Google, and Apple face regulatory pressure from EU laws (DMA, TTPA) regarding market access and political advertising.Also in this story
- Google faces an investigation by the European Commission regarding alleged unfair market practices and policy changes in the EU.
- Google and Meta face fines under GDPR in the EU, while AudioEye reports on the status.
- Legal actions are causing issues for Google's search ranking visibility, involving Shell.
- Developing Siri AI requires Apple to navigate strict EU regulations, with DMA interpretation limiting market access.
The entities involved
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Meta
American technology company
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European Commission
executive branch of the European Union
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Italy
country in southern Europe
Related events
- A Dutch court ruled that Meta is non-compliant with the Digital Services Act (DSA), following a challenge by a digital rights group.
- Poland asked the European Commission to impose a fine on Meta regarding its handling of fraudulent ads.
- Meta faces daily fines from the EU Commission for failing to comply with the Digital Markets Act (DMA).
- Meta faced a lawsuit from New Mexico state, while YouTube was found liable in a California case, amid Supreme Court rulings on copyright.
- Reuters reported on internal Meta documents while Mark Cuban criticized Meta's tolerance of scam ads.