BBC: Italy Fines Meta €805 Million Over Facebook Photo Access Feature
According to BBC reports, the Italian data protection authority has fined Meta €805 million, stating that a Facebook feature accessed photos and videos of Android users without specific consent, leaving approximately 20 million users inadequately informed. The report noted that while users had previously granted the app general access to their photo albums, prior notifications failed to clearly explain that the feature would also use this data to generate posting suggestions. Regulators have instructed Meta to disable the feature by default within 60 days and obtain separate user consent.
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