- The European Union Commission has fined Meta €200 million for breaches of its data consent regulations in Europe.
- Meta’s alternative subscription offering in response to EU rules has faced challenges from advisory groups and scrutiny from EU officials.
- Meta is seeking support from the U.S. government to push back against the fine and defend its business model.
European Union Commission Hits Meta with €200 Million Fine for Data Consent Breaches
The European Union Commission has fined Meta €200 million for breaches of its data consent regulations in Europe, specifically related to its alternative subscription offering. This move has prompted Meta to seek support from the U.S. government to defend its business model and push back against the penalty.