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Dublin Court Fines Twitter Over Fake Investment Content
(Twitter Fined For Failing To Remove Fake Investments)
DUBLIN, IRELAND – Twitter faces a large penalty. Ireland’s High Court imposed a fine. The fine is €450,000. The court found Twitter broke European Union rules. The rules are the Digital Services Act (DSA). Twitter failed to remove misleading content. This content promoted fake investment opportunities. The court stated Twitter did not act fast enough. Fake investment ads stayed online too long. These ads tricked users. Users lost money. The DSA requires big platforms to fight illegal content. Twitter did not meet this requirement. This failure happened in 2023. Ireland’s Data Protection Commission (DPC) brought the case. The DPC acts as the main EU regulator for Twitter. Authorities stated the fine sends a strong message. Platforms must follow the rules. Protecting users online is essential. Failure brings consequences.
(Twitter Fined For Failing To Remove Fake Investments)
Twitter offered no comment on the court ruling. The company must pay the fine. The DSA rules are new. This case is an early test of enforcement. Regulators across Europe are watching. They expect better compliance from all large platforms. The goal is a safer internet for everyone. User safety is legally required.