Meta Considering Charging for Ad-Free Instagram and Facebook
Sources claim that Meta is about to charge for an ad-free social media experience, in response to new EU regulations.
Sources claim that Meta is about to charge for an ad-free social media experience, in response to new EU regulations.
An advertising agency called X Social Media says it has suffered "a loss in revenue that correlates with X Corp.'s rebrand."
Under the new policy, X/Twitter might access your encrypted messages, job history, and the apps installed on your phone.
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