Facebook and Instagram-owner Meta Platforms said on Tuesday its independent fact-checking program in Australia would help ...

Australia has expressed alarm over Meta’s decision to scrap fact ... For example, attempts to impose fines on social media companies for failing to curb misinformation were shelved due to ...

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Apple Inc. and Meta Platforms Inc. are set to be hit by fines under the European Union’s Big Tech competition rulebook toward ...

In addition to Australia, Meta and other U.S. tech firms are also contending with regulatory challenges in the European Union, where strict data protection laws have led to substantial fines.

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Meta Platforms (NASDAQ ... not take effect at least until late November this year, and if companies do not comply, they could be fined up to A$50M (US$31M). TikTok reportedly said leaving YouTube ...

Meta is facing multiple regulatory headwinds in Australia with the government planning to impose a levy on big tech firms to compensate for advertising revenue they generate from sharing local ...