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Meta Confirm Charging EU Users For Ad-Free Access to FB and Insta
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this post was submitted on 30 Oct 2023
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This seems like an insane price. I'm generally not opposed to ad-based services offering an optional subscription to remove ads, but holy shit. $13 / mo. for social media? Fuck the hell off.
There was a thread on here that I now can't find that worked out that, based on monies from advertising/number of users this price structure is indeed an insane price.
I can't find any clarification on the details of this either. Is it per service? So 10/13 euros pm for FB and another 10/13 for Insta?
And if you access either via desktop and mobile do you have to pay for both?
I figure you'd pay via google pay/apple pay on mobile and FB doesn't wanna take the loss for those fees.