Following Apple, Meta is the second company charged with violating the DMA. The company's subscription plan for avoiding targeted ads isn't enough, regulators say.
Losing 1/12 of their annual revenue may be enough to make them miss their quarterly or annual earnings goals which may cause the stock price to dip which may make it a little harder for the rich people to get the tax-free loans that finance their lifestyle… until the stock recovers in a few months.
Losing 1/12 of their annual revenue may be enough to make them miss their quarterly or annual earnings goals which may cause the stock price to dip which may make it a little harder for the rich people to get the tax-free loans that finance their lifestyle… until the stock recovers in a few months.
That’ll show’em!