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UK competition authority investigates Meta’s proposed content-use terms
The UK Competition and Markets Authority opened a Competition Act investigation into whether Meta’s terms for publishers and businesses could unfairly allow use of their website content to develop products including AI features. Meta paused the rollout pending industry consultation. The CMA has made no finding that Meta broke the law; a separate request for information about Meta One is outside this investigation.
Primary source · UK Competition and Markets Authority · October 30, 2026
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