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People using Instagram and Facebook in the EU, EEA and Switzerland will soon be offered several choices about how they would like to manage their experiences across Meta products. We are offering these choices to address the requirements of the DMA, which enter into force in March 2024.<\/span><\/p>\n Over the next few weeks, people will receive notifications that will inform them about their ability to choose\u00a0 whether they would like to share information between our services. Some of the choices that users will be able to make include:<\/span> Further details on how we will use information differently depending on the choices people can make can be found <\/span>here<\/span><\/a>.<\/span> Beyond these new choices, everyone using Facebook and Instagram services will continue to benefit from the extensive range of existing <\/span>tools<\/span><\/a> that we have built to give people choice over the information they share and how we process their data.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n The DMA seeks to promote contestability and fairness in digital markets \u2013 an ambition that Meta supports. We are committed to continue working hard to ensure that Meta\u2019s products in the EU comply with the DMA and deliver value to people \u2013 we have assembled a large cross-functional team staffed by senior employees from around the globe and across our entire family of apps to achieve that.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\nHelping People Understand the Choices They Will Be Able to Make<\/h2>\n
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Meta Is Committed to Complying With Evolving European Regulation<\/h2>\n