Meta Challenges CCPA Fine, Argues Facebook Marketplace is Not E-commerce
Meta Platforms has challenged a Rs 10 lakh penalty imposed by the CCPA for unauthorized walkie-talkie sales on Facebook Marketplace, arguing in the Delhi High Court that its platform functions as a digital notice board, not an e-commerce site, and therefore does not violate IT ministry rules or facilitate transactions.
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Meta moves Delhi HC against CCPA fine for walkie-talkie sale on Facebook
It argued that the Central Consumer Protection Authority had no jurisdiction over it as Facebook was not an e-commerce platform but only a notice board
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Meta Platforms challenged a Rs 10 lakh penalty imposed by the CCPA for unauthorized walkie-talkie sales on Facebook Marketplace. Meta argued its platform is a digital notice board, not an e-commerce site, and it doesn't facilitate transactions or charge fees. The company claims the CCPA exceeded its jurisdiction and violated natural justice principles.
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