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@marado@ciberlandia.pt
ciberlandia.pt
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Maybe someone can explain this to me.

An #EU citizen trying to access Facebook today faces the following choices (see screenshots).

In there, they say that they are asking this again to comply with #EU rules, and yet the question - and the options to choose from - are the same they had in the past.

So, hm, how does this make them comply with something they weren't complying before? What's the detail I'm missing?

#Meta #Facebook #GDPR The first screenshot, "review whether we can process your data for ads", says that "as part of laws in your region, we'll need you to revisit your ads choice." ![The second screenshot is the choice between two options: "subscribe to use without ads" (from €7.99/month) or "Use free of charge with ads" (which they say is "Your current experience")](https://media.ciberlandia.pt/ciberlandia-media/media_attachments/files/114/886/621/505/787/642/original/4ae0c30d23f08c9d.jpg)