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The EU Commission’s Meta Decision on “Consent or Pay” Foregoes Competition for Data Privacy Law

In new research, Wolfgang Kerber argues that the European Union's decision to require a third option in Meta's "consent or pay" model focuses too heavily on user consent and ignores the broader goal in the Digital Markets Act of reducing gatekeeper advantages and increasing competition.

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