Elon Musk’s platform X faces over $1 billion fine from EU regulators: NYT
- The European Union plans to impose fines exceeding $1 billion on Elon Musk's X for alleged violations of the Digital Services Act, as reported by The New York Times.
- The investigation into X began in 2023, and E.U. Officials accused the platform of various legal violations.
- The fine would be the first under the Digital Services Act and may involve penalties based on the revenue from X and other companies controlled by Musk.
- X has responded, calling the potential fine 'an unprecedented act of political censorship' and claiming compliance with the Digital Services Act's requirements.
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Elon Musk's X faces over USD 1 billion EU fine for digital law violation
As Elon Musk’s social media platform X continues to dominate headlines, the European Union is reportedly preparing to hit it with a historic fine, potentially exceeding USD 1 billion. The penalty, linked to violations of the Digital Services Act (DSA), would mark one of the largest enforcement actions against a tech company under the EU’s tough new digital rules. Massive fine over DSA breach in the works According to The New York Times, the Euro…
Balázs Hidvéghi: Brussels doesn't like that there is no censorship on X – video
“Brussels is threatening Elon Musk’s X platform with a billion-dollar fine under the heading of disinformation. I’ll translate. According to Brussels, freedom of speech is dangerous. They don’t like that X doesn’t censor,” said Balázs Hidvéghi, Parliamentary State Secretary of the Prime Minister’s Office, in a Facebook video on Monday.


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