EU Challenges Meta's WhatsApp AI Fee Policy

The European Commission has accused Meta of violating EU competition rules by requiring rival AI assistants to pay a fee to operate on WhatsApp. The Commission warns this policy could hinder competition in the AI assistant market and may order Meta to reverse the policy. The issue highlights ongoing regulatory scrutiny of Meta's business practices.

By Jess Weatherbed · The Verge · April 16, 2026, 11:55 UTC

EU Challenges Meta's WhatsApp AI Fee Policy

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Topics: AI Assistants Competition Rules EU Regulation Meta WhatsApp

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