After years of fake news and memes about Facebook starting to charge for Facebook, it actually happened, albeit only in Europe. Here's why: Pressed with new regulations in the European Union, Meta ...

You can use Facebook and Instagram without seeing ads, as long as you have a paid subscription. This subscription is only available in Europe, and Meta isn't keen on promoting it or expanding its ...

Meta just launched its first ad-free option for Facebook and Instagram. The update is in response to the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation, passed in 2018. Subscriptions for the ...

If you are a regular user of Facebook and Instagram, you have certainly noticed an increased presence of ads and other non-user-generated content in your feeds lately. While it's understandable that ...

It's expensive, but users in the EU, EEA, and Switzerland can pay to stop seeing ads. Meta is responding to "evolving European regulations" by introducing a premium subscription option for Facebook ...

TikTok may be going ad-free for five bucks a month, but you’ll have to pay a bit more for a similar experience on Meta’s platforms. A new report details Meta’s proposal to offer a version of Facebook ...

In a move to make up for potential lost ad revenue resulting from the European Union’s strict data regulations, Meta is considering charging European users almost $14 per month on mobile devices (and ...

The company wants to charge users about 10 euros ($10.50) a month to use Instagram or Facebook without ads on desktop browsers, the newspaper reported, citing unnamed people familiar with the proposal ...

Ty Roush is a breaking news reporter based in New York City. Meta will start charging users in Europe for ad-free subscriptions on Facebook and Instagram starting next month, the company announced ...