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Outcome of EU Commission's scrutiny over Meta's Content Library under DSA by Dec 31, 2024?
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Meta Faces EU Scrutiny Over Content Library Replacement Under DSA
Aug 16, 2024, 02:00 PM
Meta has faced scrutiny from the European Commission following its decision to deprecate CrowdTangle, a tool previously used to analyze social media data. In its place, Meta is offering the Content Library, which is limited to qualified academic or nonprofit institutions for scientific or public interest research. The European Commission has formally requested Meta to provide information about the Content Library tool and its API under the Digital Services Act (DSA). The new tool offers data about Facebook pages, groups, events, and publicly accessible profiles that are verified or have 25,000 or more followers.
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