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Spain urges prosecutors to investigate Meta and other social platforms over AI-generated child exploitation images, intensifying regulatory risks amid rising AI misuse concerns.
EU regulators formally accuse Meta of restricting rival AI assistants on WhatsApp, threatening interim measures and hefty fines amid rising regulatory pressure on U.S. tech firms.
The EU charged TikTok with breaching online content rules due to addictive features, demanding app design changes or fines. Other Big Tech, including Google, Meta, Apple, and Snapchat face scrutiny o…
The EU classifies WhatsApp Channels as a Very Large Online Platform, imposing stricter content moderation under the Digital Services Act, with Meta required to comply by mid-May.
The EU will enforce stricter rules on Meta's WhatsApp Channels, classifying it as a Very Large Online Platform under the Digital Services Act, requiring enhanced content moderation by mid-May.
The European Commission may label Meta's WhatsApp as a 'very large platform', increasing regulatory duties to curb illegal content starting February 2025.
Ireland's media regulator investigates Microsoft LinkedIn over compliance issues with the EU Digital Services Act for illegal content reporting mechanisms, with potential fines if violations are conf…
The EU targets Google, Microsoft, and Meta to strengthen efforts against disinformation with new regulations, increasing compliance burdens and risks for online platforms.
The EU Commission accuses Meta of not meeting Digital Services Act transparency requirements, risking fines up to 6% of global revenue and ongoing penalties until compliance is achieved.
The European Commission preliminarily found Meta breached the Digital Services Act by limiting research access and complicating illegal content reporting, potentially leading to significant fines.
The EU filed charges against Meta for inadequate handling of illegal content under the Digital Services Act, threatening fines and regulatory scrutiny amid ongoing negotiations with regulators.
The EU Commission preliminarily found Meta in breach of the Digital Services Act for restricting data access and ineffective illegal content reporting, risking fines up to 6% of annual global sales a…
The European Commission says Meta breaches the Digital Services Act by limiting researchers' data access and hindering reporting of illegal content, potentially facing fines up to 6% of annual global…
The European Commission is reviewing minor safeguard measures on Snapchat, YouTube, Apple App Store, and Google Play under the Digital Services Act.
A Dutch court ordered Meta to provide Facebook and Instagram users a simple opt-out from profiling-based timelines under the EU Digital Services Act, giving the company two weeks to implement the cha…
EU regulators have asked Apple, Google, Microsoft and Booking for information on how they police scams under the Digital Services Act, probing app stores, search links and ads for fraudulent content …
EU's General Court sided with Meta and TikTok, finding the EU's supervisory-fee methodology under the Digital Services Act flawed and ordering regulators to revise it within 12 months.
The EU General Court sided with Meta and TikTok, ruling the EU misapplied the Digital Services Act supervisory fee methodology and giving regulators 12 months to revise it, reducing near-term regulat…