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Meta cannot run ads based on personal data, EU privacy watchdog rules

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Reuters
07 December, 2022, 06:15 pm
Last modified: 07 December, 2022, 06:20 pm

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Meta cannot run ads based on personal data, EU privacy watchdog rules

Reuters
07 December, 2022, 06:15 pm
Last modified: 07 December, 2022, 06:20 pm
A smartphone with Meta logo and a 3D printed Facebook logo is placed on a laptop keyboard in this illustration taken October 28, 2021. Photo :Reuters
A smartphone with Meta logo and a 3D printed Facebook logo is placed on a laptop keyboard in this illustration taken October 28, 2021. Photo :Reuters

Meta cannot run advertising based on personal data and will need users' consent to do so, according to a confidential EU privacy watchdog decision, a person familiar with matter said on Tuesday.

The Irish privacy regulator, which will issue the final decision, has been given a month by EU privacy watchdog the European Data Protection Board to do so. Its decision is likely to include hefty fines, the person said.

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