Various legal complications have made it difficult for Mater to do business in the European Union (EU). The company has taken a new initiative to solve this problem. Meta plans to launch a paid system on two social media platforms, Facebook and Instagram, in EU countries. To run these two apps, you have to pay 13 dollars a month (about one and a half thousand taka).

You have to pay money every month to run Facebook

In a report, the news media CBC has given such information. Many people get bored with Facebook and Instagram because of ads. With this in mind, YouTube launched a paid system a long time ago. Even in Bangladesh this feature has been added. In addition, owner Elon Musk has announced the launch of this system in Xeo (Twitter's new name). This time Meta is going to walk the same path in EU countries.

According to the New York Times, three high-ranking officials of Mata, the US newspaper New York Times says that due to different government policies, different countries have to do business in different ways. Business is easy to do in America, but not in Europe.

Mater's plans were first reported by the Wall Street Journal. Meta wants to earn like YouTube premium through this decision. Mater plans to launch this feature in other countries of the world gradually. The name will be Facebook Premium.

Bringing this feature will add new dimensions to Meta. Facebook and Instagram users will no longer see any kind of ads in the app if they get this feature by paying a certain amount of money. Due to this advertisement, one after another lawsuits are being filed in the name of Mater in Europe. Millions of dollars are being wasted.

Although the paid system is running, Meta will also keep the system of running free Facebook and Instagram. In this regard, these three officers of the meter did not say anything. A Meta spokesperson was not immediately available for comment.