This week: Meta’s targeted ad model struck by EU privacy regulators, New Zealand to make tech firms pay for news…
The tech sector this week was dominated by the news that Meta’s targeted ad model is to be restricted by privacy regulators in the EU, spelling disaster for the company’s revenue. The decision, if ratified, would stop Meta from using the actions of Facebook and Instagram users to serve them personalised ads. More bad news for Meta and its kin came this week in the form of New Zealand’s decision to follow Canada and Australia in making tech giants pay for news content.
Meanwhile, Snap revealed it is developing new, monetisable AR products, in the hope of creating “more opportunities for Snapchatters to pay for the value that they’re getting in our experience”. And, in the UK, the government finalised sweeping regulations to bring order to the crypto sector.
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