Meta’s Marketplace evades the EU’s Big Tech crackdown.
The EU’s General Court said the European Commission’s decision to designate Facebook Marketplace as a gatekeeper service under Digital Markets Act rules “lacks sufficient reasoning,” and that it should be exempt from the regulation. Meta also tried to appeal Messenger’s designation, but that decision stands firm. [Link: Meta’s Marketplace Wins EU Court Reprieve From Big Tech Law | https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-06-03/meta-secures-partial-win-in-challenge-over-eu-big-tech-rules | Bloomberg]
The EU’s General Court said the European Commission’s decision to designate Facebook Marketplace as a gatekeeper service under Digital Markets Act rules “lacks sufficient reasoning,” and that it should be exempt from the regulation. Meta also tried to appeal Messenger’s designation , but that decision stands firm.
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