Instagram and Facebook add choice for fewer targeted ads in Europe
Currently Facebook and Instagram users have to choose between a paying for an ad-free version or a free version with personalized ads, a choice EU officials say is unfair. Jens Büttner/dpa Facebook and Instagram are giving users in Europe the new option ...
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