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EU regulators have no problem if Meta wants to shut down Facebook in Europe

A report from AFP claims that Facebook's parent company Meta has issued a statement, which explicitly mentions that the company has no plans to quit Europe over the new privacy laws.

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Meta threatens to shut down Facebook and Instagram in Europe, here s why

The latest EU law requires companies like Facebook to gather and process user data within the union. But, Meta is unable to do that. Here's everything you need to know.

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Meta threatens to shut down Facebook and Instagram in Europe, here s why

The latest EU law requires companies like Facebook to gather and process user data within the union. But, Meta is unable to do that. Here's everything you need to know.

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Meta Shares Tumble By 20% As Facebook Reports First Ever Drop In Daily Users, Zuckerberg Admits Tiktok And Apple Privacy Rules Are Hurting

Meta Shares Tumble By 20% As Facebook Reports First Ever Drop In Daily Users, Zuckerberg Admits Tiktok And Apple Privacy Rules Are Hurting
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Facebook to Shell Out Whopping Compensation for Leaking Users Data to Third Party

Seoul: The South Korean government's personal information privacy watchdog suggested on Friday that Facebook's operator pay each of the 181 users seeking damages for their personal information being shared with third parties without their agreement 300,000 won ($256.70). The Personal Information Protection Commission's (PIPC) dispute mediation panel made the suggestion to Meta

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