The Commission is seeking more information from Meta after its decision to deprecate the CrowdTangle tool, which is vital for tracking election-related disinformation.
The social media tool CrowdTangle, essential for researchers, was targeted by the EU's DSA due to concerns over election security, especially ahead of European Elections.
Meta's recent actions have sparked criticism from researchers who assert that its replacement tools offer significantly reduced monitoring capabilities compared to CrowdTangle.
The EU's Digital Services Act enables punishments for non-compliance, reflecting increasing governmental scrutiny on tech companies like Meta regarding election and data transparency.
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