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EU considers interim measures against Meta over WhatsApp interoperability
The European Commission announced its preliminary view that Meta has infringed competition law by excluding third-party AI businesses from accessing WhatsApp users, and its intention to impose interim measures.
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For you, this means potential changes to how WhatsApp integrates with other platforms in the EU.
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EU considers interim measures against Meta over WhatsApp interoperability
The European Commission announced its preliminary view that Meta has infringed competition law by excluding third-party AI businesses from accessing WhatsApp users, and its intention to impose interim measures. For you, this means potential changes to how WhatsApp integrates with other platforms in the EU.
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