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The European Commission has given Meta until September 1, 2024, to justify its "pay or consent" ad model or face sanctions. Experts warn of potential fines and operational changes if Meta fails to comply. Learn more: https://t.co/PKbV7TxDc0 #privacy #facebook #technews
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