After the Cambridge Analytica data scandal broke in 2018, things got bad enough for Meta (then Facebook) that Mark Zuckerberg ...

Meta is considering rolling out an ad-free subscription service in the UK, following a settlement with a UK-based campaigner. The company didn’t provide a timeline for when the new feature could ...

The suggested subscription would reflect a model ... monitoring for advertisements or pay for a private, ad-free experience.Meta's most recent quarter's advertising brought in over 96% of its ...

but the ad-free subscription could appeal to those prioritising privacy. As Meta weighs this shift, it joins other platforms like Snapchat, TikTok, and X, which have also explored subscription ...

Meta may roll out an ad-free subscription service in the UK, following a settlement with a UK-based user who filed suit over Facebook using her data for targeted ads. The company didn’t provide ...

Users on Meta platforms including Facebook and Instagram often bemoan the presence of advertising as they scroll through their feeds but given this is Meta’s main money maker, ads aren’t going ...

In non-legalese, that means I will no longer be shown surveillance ads on Facebook ... information in due course.” Meta already offers an advert-free subscription option to users in the ...

People using Facebook, Instagram could be asked to pay for an ad-free experience. Meta, the owner of Facebook and Instagram is considering a subscription model for users in the UK who do not want ...

and the Independent have chosen the subscription model, also known as "consent or pay." The system calls for users to either agree to behavioral monitoring for advertisements or pay for a private, ...

Meta already provides ad-free subscriptions for Facebook and Instagram users in the EU, starting from €5.99 (£5) a month. A spokesperson for the firm said the company was "exploring the option ...

Facebook and Instagram owner Meta is considering a paid subscription in the UK which would remove adverts from its platforms. Under the plans, people using the social media sites could be asked to pay ...