Why Meta's data losses could be harsher than its $1.3B fine

EU regulators fine Meta $1.3 billion, but some say potential data losses could be even harsher

EU regulators are fining Meta $1.3 billion for GDPR violations while also pausing the company's data transfers to the U.S. until changes are made.

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