Meta has postponed enforcement of updated ad terms to November 20, 2026, due to EU antitrust concerns over AI content scraping. The European Publishers Council and other groups demand suspension of the terms, while the European Commission reviews the matter.
Why it matters. Media publishers and tech companies are affected by the delay, as it impacts ad management and data rights.
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