SynopsisThe regulator wants Meta to disable some features, add screen-time breaks, and make its recommendation system less engagement-obsessed. The tech giant faces fines of up to 6% of its global annual revenue if it fails to comply.In preliminary findings issued on July 10, the European Commission has said that Instagram and Facebook are designed to be addictive, and that Meta has failed to assess the risks of this, putting users' physical and mental wellbeing at risk, particularly of minors. The regulator wants Meta to disable some features, add screen-time breaks, and make its recommendation system less engagement-obsessed. The tech giant faces fines of up to 6% of itsNow Playing
The Architecture of Addiction: What makes Meta’s apps so hard to put down - The Economic Times
The regulator wants Meta to disable some features, add screen-time breaks, and make its recommendation system less engagement-obsessed. The tech giant faces fines of up to 6% of its global annual revenue if it fails to comply.












