Meta has launched a High Court challenge in London over the way Ofcom calculates fees and potential penalties under the Online Safety Act.The company says the regulator's approach is disproportionate and unlawful.The case concerns rules introduced after the Online Safety Act came into force in July 2025, which require large tech firms to help fund Ofcom's online safety work.Under regulations brought in in September, the fees are based on a company's qualifying worldwide revenue and apply to firms earning more than £250m a year.Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, is also disputing how penalties are calculated when multiple... [Continue Reading]