The European Union says Meta and TikTok have breached transparency obligations under the Digital Services Act. The inquiry found both companies had violated the Digital Services Act, the EU’s trailblazing digital rule book that imposes a set of strict requirements designed to keep internet users safe online. Meta says it disagrees with the findings but will continue to negotiate with the EU. TikTok says it will review the findings but that the act's transparency obligations conflict with other European laws.
