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Meta and TikTok are challenging the EU's Digital Services Act supervisory fees, claiming the fee calculations are flawed, disproportionately high, and unfairly inflate their charges based on ...

The legal challenges are part of two separate cases: T-55/24 Meta Platforms Ireland v Commission and T-58/24 TikTok Technology v Commission. A final ruling from the General Court is expected in 2026.

Meta and TikTok are challenging the European Union in court over Digital Services Act fees, arguing the calculations are unfair and lack transparency. The tech giants claim the EU Commission ...

The battle over Europe’s digital regulation has intensified as major tech platforms challenge the Digital Services Act fees imposed by the European Union. On Wednesday, Meta Platforms and ...

Under the law, the EU labels tech companies like Meta as "gatekeepers" because they run platforms that serve as key gateways for companies to do business online in the bloc.

Next week, both Meta and TikTok will also challenge their Digital Services Act supervisory fee decisions in a joint hearing. Under the EU online safety law, Brussels officials are allowed to ...

Meta Platforms and TikTok owner ByteDance must face a wrongful death lawsuit by the mother of a 15-year-old Manhattan boy who died while "subway surfing" on a moving train, a New York state judge ...

Meta Platforms and TikTok took their fight with tech regulators to Europe's General Court on Wednesday (June 11), after branding supervisory fees levied upon them as disproportionate. Fiona Jones ...