Meta is slated to face a charge sheet from the EU for failing to adequately address illegal content on its platforms, risking fines for violating the EU’s content moderation rules, Bloomberg’s Gian Volpicelli and Samuel Stolton report. The European Commission is getting ready to issue preliminary findings saying the company’s Facebook and Instagram platforms do not have a proper “notice and action mechanism” that would allow users to flag illegal posts to be taken down, the authors say, citing two people familiar with the plans. The charge sheet is anticipated in the coming weeks, the authors note.
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