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NOYB urges regulators to stop Meta’s use of personal data for AI

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Martina Lindberg

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Action is needed to stop Meta’s unilateral actions before the processing of users’ data is possible later this month.

NOYB, the European Center for Digital Rights, has filed complaints in 11 European countries following news of Meta’s amendments to its privacy policy. It is now urging EU data protection authorities (EU DPA’s) to act urgently to stop this change before it comes into force on June 26.

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