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Der US-Konzern Meta plant die Einführung einer Gebühr für die werbefreie Nutzung von Facebook und Instagram. Nutzer sollen Berichten zufolge künftig zehn Euro monatlich bezahlen können, um die sozialen Netzwerke ohne Werbung nutzen zu können.

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