The European Union has taken action against Meta, accusing the company of breaching social media laws. This move is part of an investigation under the Digital Services Act, a set of regulations aimed at protecting internet users.
The EU's executive arm has issued charges against Meta, citing concerns over design features that may be addictive to users. These features include infinite scrolling on Facebook and Instagram. The European Commission believes Meta has failed to properly assess the risks these features pose to users' physical and mental health.
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