Social media companies have a month to update service terms in the EU
Facebook, Twitter and Google have been given a month to make changes to their user agreements in the European Union or face "enforcement action."
European consumer authorities put the social media services on notice last November that their terms of service did not comply with EU law, asked them to make changes and to address the problem of scams that misled users of the services.
The authorities and the European Commission met with the companies on Thursday to discuss their proposed changes, and gave them a month to make their final proposals, the European Commission said Friday. If those proposals don't satisfy the authorities, then they could take enforcement action, the Commission said.
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