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EU Demands Meta Change Addictive Features on Facebook and Instagram or Face Billions in Fines
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דווח לראשונה בYnet · Jul 10, 2026
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The European Union has warned Meta that Facebook and Instagram's addictive features may breach the Digital Services Act, demanding changes to infinite scrolling and autoplay or facing multibillion-euro fines. Meta disputes the claims, citing existing protections for minors. The investigation, ongoing since 2024, could reshape social media design worldwide.
- 01EU warns Meta Facebook and Instagram features may violate Digital Services Act due to addiction risks.
- 02EU demands changes to infinite scrolling, autoplay, and urges mechanisms encouraging usage breaks.
- 03Current Meta tools for youth protection deemed insufficient or easy to bypass by EU.
- 04Meta rejects findings, citing Teen Accounts, parental controls, and screen time limits already implemented.
- 05Investigation started in 2024 under EU law focusing on systemic risks including harm to minors.
- 06Final EU decision pending after Meta's formal response, with potential multibillion-euro fines.
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סיפורים קשורים
EU Demands Meta Change Facebook and Instagram to Curb Addiction RisksJul 13, 2026Meta Faces $1.4 Trillion Lawsuit Over Alleged Harm to Young Users in US StatesJul 7, 2026US Judge Allows Major Lawsuit Against Meta Over Youth Addiction to Facebook and Instagram to ProceedJun 30, 2026Lawsuit Alleges Meta Used Data to Design Addictive Products Targeting MinorsAug 19, 2026Meta Commits to EU AI Transparency Code for Facebook and Instagram ContentJul 28, 2026EU Plans Strict Age-Based Social Media Restrictions to Protect ChildrenJul 14, 2026
