The Russian court of appeal approved a fine of $26.4 million for meta
It is reported that the Russian court of appeal approved the fine for meta, which needs to pay 199 million rubles (US $26.4 million) within 60 days. At the end of last year, a Russian court fined meta 199 million rubles for failing to delete the content as required.
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