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CCI imposes ₹ 213.14 crore penalty on Meta for abuse of dominant position
Update / Judgement Date
18 Nov 2024
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The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has imposed a ₹2,313.4 crore penalty on Meta for abusing its dominant position in the market. The penalty is related to Meta’s practices concerning WhatsApp’s privacy policy and terms of service. The CCI found that Meta’s conduct was anti-competitive and detrimental to consumer interests. The decision aims to address anti-competitive behavior and protect consumer interests, setting a precedent for regulatory actions against tech giants. Meta has been directed to cease and desist from engaging in such practices and to comply with the CCI’s orders. The case highlights the importance of regulatory oversight in ensuring fair competition and protecting consumer rights in the digital economy.