Meta fined €1.2bn for flouting GDPR, ordered to cease processing EU users' data in the US

News24 May 2023

The Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) has slapped Facebook’s parent Meta with the biggest ever fine of €1.2bn for violating the privacy policies of European Union Regulators.

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