Meta and TikTok are challenging the EU’s Digital Services Act supervisory fees, claiming the fee calculations are flawed, disproportionately high, and unfairly inflate their charges based on incorrect user counts.
Meta and TikTok are challenging the EU’s Digital Services Act supervisory fees, claiming the fee calculations are flawed, disproportionately high, and unfairly inflate their charges based on incorrect user counts.
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