Meta plans to offer EU users a reduced fee, from 9.99 euros down to 5.99, for its "pay or OK" subscription model, Reuters reports. The new proposal was driven in part by targeted advertising complaints made under the Digital Markets Act and the EU General Data Protection Regulation in regard to perceptions of a cost being placed on data protection. Editor's note: IAPP Staff Writer Lexie White recapped a LinkedIn Live discussing Meta's proposed "pay or OK" advertising model.
19 March 2024
Meta proposes reducing fees for no-ad service in EU
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