Dublin: Ireland’s Data Protection Commission has fined Facebook company Meta $1.3 billion for privacy violations.
According to global media reports, the Data Protection Commission (DPC) has fined the American tech company for violating privacy rules. fined $3 billion and ordered it to stop transferring consumer data across the Atlantic by October.
The fine follows a three-year investigation into whether MetaIreland sent personal data from the EU to the US in the provision of its Facebook service.
Furthermore, in July 2020, a decision was issued against Facebook Ireland in a case brought by the Data Protection Commissioner to the European Union Court of Justice, however MettaIreland is still in breach of the GDPR and the European Union.
Continued transfer of personal data to the United States. Meta, on the other hand, said that there will be no immediate disruption to Facebook service in Europe. We will appeal against the verdict and the illegal fine and seek an injunction through the courts.
The company said that this decision will also create problems for other companies transferring data between the European Union and the United States. We will appeal against the verdict and the illegal fine and seek an injunction through the courts.
The company said that this decision will also create problems for other companies transferring data between the European Union and the United States.
We will appeal against the verdict and the illegal fine and seek an injunction through the courts. The company said that this decision will also create problems for other companies transferring data between the European Union and the United States.