Meta and TikTok accused of data access violations, EU may impose fines of up to 6% of global revenue
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Preliminary investigations by the European Union show that Meta Platforms and TikTok have violated the EU Digital Services Act by failing to provide independent researchers with convenient access to data. The European Commission pointed out that Meta's mechanisms have set up unnecessary processes that affect the tagging and removal of illegal content. Both companies can contest the allegations, and if they do not rectify the situation, they may face fines of up to 6% of their global annual sales. Meta stated that it disagrees with the allegations and is negotiating with the EU
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