EU finds that Meta breached bloc’s rules with its social network interfaces

The European Union has determined that Meta Platforms Inc. violated the Digital Services Act (DSA), a key piece of legislation that took effect in early 2024. This law aims to regulate tech giants by restricting certain interface design tactics. The European Commission's findings suggest Meta has been non-compliant, potentially opening the door to penalties or mandated changes. This ruling underscores the EU's commitment to holding big tech accountable and could set a precedent for future regulatory actions against similar practices by other major tech companies.