The European Commission has issued a preliminary ruling against Meta, requiring the company to modify the design of its platforms, Instagram and Facebook, which have been criticized for their potentially addictive features. This ruling is part of ongoing efforts by the European Commission to address concerns about how social media companies engage users.
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European Commission Issues Preliminary Ruling Against Meta Regarding Instagram and Facebook Design
The European Commission has ordered Meta to change the design of Instagram and Facebook due to concerns about their addictive features. This action reflects the Commission's broader initiative to regulate social media companies.
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Meta Ordered by E.U. to Alter ‘Addictive Design’ of Instagram and Facebook
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European Commission Issues Preliminary Ruling Against Meta Regarding Instagram and Facebook Design