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  #3438197 28-Nov-2025 14:18
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Here is the only way these companies will start blocking this crap: Social media giants liable for financial scams under new EU law – POLITICO

 

Hit them in the pocket.

 

 

 Platforms including Meta and TikTok will be held liable for financial fraud for the first time under new rules agreed by EU lawmakers in the early hours of Thursday.

 

The Parliament and Council agreed on the package of rules after eight hours of negotiations to strengthen safeguards against payment fraud. The deal adds another layer of EU regulatory risk for U.S. tech giants, which have lobbied the White House to confront Brussels’ anti-monopoly and content moderation rules.

 

“This is a big win. A big, big step forward. We are coming from a reality where platforms are not liable under any law,” Morten Løkkegaard, the Danish Renew MEP who shepherded part of the package through Parliament, told POLITICO. “It is a historical moment.”

 





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  #3438205 28-Nov-2025 14:43
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freitasm:

 

Here is the only way these companies will start blocking this crap: Social media giants liable for financial scams under new EU law – POLITICO

 

Hit them in the pocket.

 

 

TBH, they simply see it as a cost of doing business, and if it gets too burdensome they will get the US president on the phone (not just Trump, but also any future ones) and get him to wave a big stick at the annoying country....

 

These Trillion dollar companies actually welcome regulation like this as it basically makes it harder for any smaller competitors to move in on them, as it raises the cost of entry....

 

 


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