- Meta is facing fines in Turkey for failing to comply with local orders.
- Various fines have been imposed on Meta in different countries, totaling over $2 billion in just five months.
- Meta is seeking the help of U.S. President Donald Trump to push back against these fines and regulatory actions.
Meta Faces Mounting Fines and Regulatory Challenges
Another day, another fine for Meta, this time in Turkey, where Zuck and Co. are facing penalties for failing to comply with local orders. As reported by Politico, Meta could soon be hit with a significant fine for refusing to comply with official removal orders from Turkish authorities. The company has also been fined in Italy, Ireland, and the EU for various violations, totaling over $2 billion in fines in just five months. With Australian authorities and EU regulators also seeking to impose fines and regulatory changes, Meta is looking to enlist the help of U.S. President Donald Trump to push back against these penalties. By aligning with Trump’s demands and leveraging the support of the U.S. government, Meta hopes to have a stronger position in opposing these fines. The legal challenges and potential trade war implications make it crucial for Meta to reform its regulatory approaches and seek support from influential sources.