EU rules aim for more transparency in targeted political ads

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Crackdown on misinformation during elections.

EU rules aim for more transparency in targeted political ads
US tech giants will have to provide more data on their targeted political ads or risk fines up to four percent of their global turnover under draft EU rules seen by Reuters, part of the bloc's crackdown on misinformation during elections. The measure is the latest EU move to rein in the ...

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