BRITS can soon pay a monthly subscription fee to stop seeing ads on Facebook and Instagram. Tech giant Meta says that you can pay £3.99 inside the iPhone and Android apps to cut out ads completely ...

Subscriptions for user opting not to see personalised ads on its platforms will start from £2.99 a month for UK users.

Facebook new Collages feature scans your private camera rolls to suggest photo edits and collages, but it can use your pics ...

Security researchers Bitdefender discovered a major malvertising campaign on Meta’s network after threat actors managed to compromise a Facebook Business account belonging to a design agency in Norway ...

Meta is bringing its “pay or consent” ad model to the UK after months of wrangling with regulators over the controversial ...

Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, is introducing an ad-free subscription service in the United Kingdom.

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Businesses will continue to run ads as usual, reaching the millions of users who choose the free version. According to Meta, ...

Meta Platforms Inc. will soon offer paid versions of Facebook and Instagram in the UK that will remove advertising from both platforms.

Meta has unveiled plans to launch an ad-free subscription option for UK Facebook and Instagram users following a landmark ...

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The company has long profited from selling user data to advertisers, leading to battles with regulators over data privacy.