Meta, new 390 million fine: European Union rules on data processing violated

New fine for Meta: it will have to pay 390 million euros for not protecting user data

Last November, the company led by Mark Zuckerberg also had to assume another fine from the DPC in the amount of 265 million euros.

Personal data: Meta receives a new fine of 400 million euros for violating EU regulation

Facebook's parent company did not comply with the European Data Regulation (GDPR).

Meta, new 390 million fine: European Union rules on data processing violated

The Irish Data Protection Commission has sanctioned Meta with a total fine of 390 million euros for violating the EU regulation on the processing of personal data

The European Union imposes 390 million euros in fines on Meta for violating the GDPR

For Brussels, Facebook's parent company relied on an erroneous legal basis “for its processing of personal data for the purposes of targeted advertising”. In France, Apple was condemned by the CNIL for imposing advertising trackers on its users.

Personal data: Meta receives a new fine of 390 million euros

The Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) explained that Meta had breached “its transparency obligations” in the processing of users' personal data.

Personal data: 390 million euros in fine for Meta

Meta received two heavy fines totalling 390 million euros on Wednesday for violating the European data regulation.