Meta has lost a legal battle to freeze an order from Norway’s data protection authority that imposes hefty fines on the Facebook and Instagram owner over advertising practices deemed to violate user privacy.
FILE - Attendees visit the Meta booth at the Game Developers Conference 2023, March 22, 2023, in San Francisco. Meta will continue to face a hefty fine over advertising practices that Norwegian regulators say violate user privacy, per a new court ruling.
Such practices without adequate consent violate user privacy and are illegal, Datatilsynet said, adding that the ban was set to last for three months or until Meta's complies with the law. But on Wednesday, Oslo District Court sided with Datatilsynet. The ruling confirms the ban's daily fine became applicable on Aug. 14 and continues to accrue.
Meanwhile, a Meta spokesperson said that the company was “disappointed” by the decision “and will now consider our next steps.” The spokesperson added that the company already announced plans to shift all users in European Union and European Economic Area to consent law under Europe's General Data Protection Regulation.
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