The company said on Thursday that the meta platform will allow competitor classified ad service providers to post their list of their ads on the Facebook market three times after it suffered a 7.97 billion euro ($828 million or about Rs 7,185 crore) attack. Month later said that it was unfair advantage to provide his own services.
The European Commission said in its November decision that the U.S. tech giant imposed unfair trading conditions on its competitors and linked the Facebook market with its social network Facebook to violate EU antitrust rules.
Meta calls it Facebook market partner Progam, the program is a response to EU competitors, even if it challenges fines in court.
It responded to recent comments from CEO Mark Zuckerberg, who said the EU’s decision was “another example of the EU’s direct targeting U.S. companies to differ from the tariff regime.”
Meta tested the partnership program in Germany, France and the United States last month.
Meta said on the blog post: “This new plan will mean that third-party partners, especially online classified ad service providers defined in the European Commission’s decision, will be able to list their consumer-to-consumer on Facebook Marketplace. in stock.”
“This inventory will appear side by side with other third-party inventory and Facebook user lists.”
The committee said it is currently evaluating whether Meta has fully complied with the November ruling.
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