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Bundeskartellamt: Facebook data combination concluded antitrust case

Regulator

Bundeskartellamt

acted against

Against

The case began with the 2019 decision barring Facebook from combining user data across sources without consent, confirmed in principle by Germany's Federal Court of Justice and the CJEU.

The case

Regulator
Bundeskartellamt
Decided
Oct 10, 2024
Status
Closed
Outcome
The Bundeskartellamt closed its Facebook case after Meta adopted measures giving users more control over combining their data.

History

1 dated entry
DecisionOct 10, 2024 · 2.1y agoBundeskartellamt: Facebook data combination concludedSource
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