Meta's proposal undermines the G.D.P.R., and its protections against data capitalism, as it then enables those businesses that have a lot of user data to monetize it indirectly, while also forcing people to pay if they want privacy.
Which means that it'll come down to E.U. officials to decide which is more relevant: Enabling Meta to comply with the laws and maintain their business interests, or aligning more to the fundamental concepts of the D.M.A., in ensuring E.U. citizens maintain control over how their data is used.
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