Facebook and Airbnb must make more changes to their terms of service by the end of the year to align them with EU consumer rules, European Parliament has said. Airbnb has been told its terms are not clear enough about costs, while Facebook's need more clarity on how user data is given to third parties as well as the company's ownership of its 360 million European users' content. The Commission, which has also warned Twitter, now also seeks to update EU consumer rules to make them more stringent and is looking for the European Commission backing.
Facebook and Airbnb must make more changes to their terms of service by the end of the year to align them with EU consumer rules, the European Commission has said. Airbnb has been told its terms are not clear enough about costs, while Facebook's need more clarity on how user data is given to third parties as well as the company's ownership of its 360 million European users' content. The Commission, which has also warned Twitter, now also seeks to update EU consumer rules to make them more stringent and is looking for European Parliament backing.