Facebook-Estagram without advertisements came, how many rupees have to be paid every month?:

News India Live, Digital Desk: Subscription Plan Price: There is a big news for those using Instagram and Facebook! Meta has finally launched a new ‘paid subscription plan for European users to remove advertisements from its platform. This simply means that if you are in Europe and want an advertising experience, now you have to pay money for it.

Meta has taken this step due to increasing pressure on the strict privacy rules of the European Union, especially data security and advertising tracking. These new rules prevent tech companies from showing users’ information from showing them targeted advertisements, if users have not agreed to it. To deal with this challenge, Meta has resorted to the subscription model.

How much is the price?

Currently, this service is available only in countries of Europe. The initial price of the subscription plan is mentioned:

• If you Facebook or Instagram on web If you use, then you 9.99 Euro (about 900 rupees) Have to repay per month.
• At the same time, if you Mobile App (iOS and Android) But if you want to have advertising experience of these platforms, then the price is a bit more- 12.99 Euro (about 1,170 rupees) Per month. The price on mobile is high because it also includes in-app purchasing commissions of Apple and Google.

This plan will initially cover the account on which you take a subscription. However, from March 2024 (according to the old article) next year, if you want to add other accounts with your account, every additional connected account may also be charged separately (eg 6 euros per month).

What are its benefits?

• Advertisement-free experience: After taking the subscription, you will be able to use Facebook and Instagram without any advertisement, which will make the experience of browsing and smooth.
• More control over privacy: Users will get more control over their data as their data will not be used to show targeted advertisements.

However, this is a big change and in the coming time it will be interesting to see how much users of Europe adopt this new model and whether it applies in India or other countries as well. This step also shows how tech companies are optimizing their business models amid growing privacy concerns and regulations.