Meta, the parent of Facebook and WhatsApp, faces a major setback in India as the Competition Commission of India bans WhatsApp from sharing user data with Meta for ads. This decision could significantly impact Meta's operations in its largest market.

Meta faces pressure to reverse some WhatsApp features in India due to an antitrust ruling that bans user data sharing with Meta for advertising.

Meta, the parent company of WhatsApp, may have to roll back some features in India due to a recent antitrust ruling. Here are the details.

US tech giant Meta Platforms Inc has warned it may have to "roll back or pause" some features in India. The move comes in response to an antitrust directive from the Competition Commission of India (CCI). The directive stops WhatsApp from sharing user data with Meta for advertising reasons, according to a court filing by the company.

An antitrust directive from India's competition watchdog may have social media and tech giant Meta (NASDAQ:META) "roll back or pause" some features in the country, according to an exclusive report from Reuters on Wednesday.

Tech giant meta may have to "roll back or pause" certain features in India due to an antitrust directive which banned its WhatsApp messaging service from sharing user data for advertising, as per a court filing by the company.