meta The difficulties are not taking the name of stopping. The European Union has imposed a fine of 1.3 billion i.e. about Rs 10,750 crore on the social media company. This fine has been imposed due to transfer of data of Instagram-Facebook users to America. Let us inform that even before this, in November 2022, a fine of Rs 2,265 crore has been imposed on Meta.
deadline was given
A Wall Street Journal report reported that the EU said the company was given a deadline to stop the data transfer, but the company could not stop. Hence Meta has been fined and given five months to stop data transfer. Also, a six-month time limit has been given to stop improperly storing transferred data in the US.
Meta said – will appeal against the decision
meta Said that we will appeal against the decision of the EU and will also demand a stay on the orders through the court. The company further said that this decision is not correct and one-sided. This can cause big problems for companies.
fined earlier this year
In January this year, Meta was fined 5.5 million euros (about Rs 47.8 crore) by Ireland for violating EU data regulations. Earlier in December, a fine of 390 million euros i.e. about Rs 3,429 crore was imposed on Meta for not following the same rules.
This feature released in December 2022
Recall that in December 2022, veteran tech company Meta released a special tool to block content that violates rules ranging from terrorism to child abuse. Its name is Hasher-Matcher-Actioner.
The specialty of this feature is that it identifies and bans content that breaks the rules on the platform. It is specifically built on the basis of open-source image and video matching software.
While launching the tool, the company said that it has been rolled out specifically for the safety and security of the platform. Its arrival will benefit both the users and the platform. Users will get to see good content on the platform.
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