Meta May Introduce a €10 Per Month Ad-Free Instagram or Facebook 
<p><a href='https://financialmodelingprep.com/financial-summary/META'>Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META)</a>, the parent company of Instagram and Facebook, is exploring the possibility of introducing a subscription service in Europe called "SNA," which stands for subscription no ads.</p>
<p>Under this potential plan, European users would have the choice to pay a monthly fee to access Instagram and Facebook without advertisements, or they could continue using the platforms for free but with personalized ads, as reported by the Wall Street Journal.</p>
<p>On desktop platforms, Meta is considering a fee of around €10 per month for a Facebook or Instagram account, with an additional charge of roughly €6 for each linked account. For mobile devices, the monthly cost would rise to approximately €13 due to commissions from Apple's and Google's app stores for in-app payments.</p>
<p>Meta is pursuing this initiative in response to European Union regulations that may restrict its ability to deliver personalized ads without explicit user consent, which is a significant source of revenue for the company.</p>

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