Facebook and Instagram users in Britain will soon be able to to pay a monthly fee if they want to avoid being targeted with personalised adverts.

WNDU 16 News Now has not independently verified this, although we are waiting to hear back from reps over at Meta.

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The emails from Meta say that payments will be sent out during a 10-week period, which is underway, according to the settlement website. Approved claimants will receive another email a few days before ...

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Fifteen years after "The Social Network," director Aaron Sorkin is making a sequel film about Facebook called "The Social ...