Rafał Brzoska is one of the richest people in Poland. The owner of the courier company has been talking about his fight with Meta for some time. The company owns websites such as Facebook and Instagram, as well as WhatsApp. The businessman reacted to false advertisements appearing on websites featuring his wife. Brzoska's fight with the giant was noticed by foreign media.
Rafał Brzoska spotted abroad. It's about fighting Meta
The entrepreneur reacted to fake videos and advertisements that were increasingly appearing on Meta's social networking sites. And though he managed to win, and the President of the Personal Data Protection Office banned the broadcast of advertisements using the image or personal data Brzoski and his wife on the technological giant's websites, However, Meta appealed against this decision. So the matter is developing. He decided about the situation write an elite British daily “The Financial Times”, which did not escape Brzoska's attention. “I see with great satisfaction that our fight with Meta for image protection and counteracting deepfakes has been noticed internationally,” we read in a post on the businessman's Instagram. “This is not about a dispute with Meta as a company, but about a firm opposition to making money 'hand in hand' with criminals who use public images to defraud people,” he added. “I believe that together we can set a precedent that will show not only in Poland, but throughout Europe how to defend ourselves against this growing threat,” he concluded and thanked everyone who supports him.
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Brzoska will demand compensation from Meta
The case mentioned in the article is pending before the Provincial Administrative Court in Warsaw based on Meta's complaints. Brzoska will demand compensation from the technology giant. “The imposed ban on advertising was not fully complied with, but the intensity of such advertising has decreased. We will act to impose penalties for failure to fully comply with this ban. Regardless of the actions of the President of the Personal Data Protection Office, and now also the Irish office, We will demand compensation from Metawhich will depend on the number of advertisements and the advertising revenues obtained in this respect,” Wojciech Kądziołka, a spokesman for InPost, told Wirtualnemedia.pl.