Meta Thinks Your Privacy Is for Sale. Would You Pay 120 Euros a Year to Facebook for Respecting Your Human Right to Privacy?
tutanota.comRecently a European Court has judged that Meta’s way of collecting and using people’s data in Europe has been in violation of privacy regulations between 2018 and 2023. Now Meta announced an option of Facebook and Instagram without personalized ads for 120 euros per year. European users would have the option to pay or agree to personalized ads. But is your right to privacy for sale? Let’s find out!
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I might be wrong, but I think GDPR means in this scenario if you won’t pay, you aren’t consenting to the ads. Meta by GDPR standards should be blocking you, not forcing ads on you.
They can’t create a implicit permission for it.
It does not have to be implicit. Just redirect to a page where you either have to accept or get logged out.
That’s…basically what I said.