The European Commission has issued preliminary findings that Meta may have violated the Digital Services Act (DSA) over the allegedly addictive design of Facebook and Instagram. The investigation was formally launched in May 2024 and is part of the European Union's broader efforts to ensure that major online platforms comply with the Digital Services Act. Read more in our articles including "Accenture acquires Ookla in USD 1.2B deal" and "EU says Meta's infinite scroll and autoplay may violate Digital Services Act".
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May 26, 2026The European Commission has issued preliminary findings that Meta may have violated the Digital Services Act (DSA) over the allegedly addictive design of Facebook and Instagram. The investigation was formally launched in May 2024 and is part of the European Union's broader efforts to ensure that major online platforms comply with the Digital Services Act.
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