WHAT TO FIX

@whattofix.tech

www.whattofix.tech is a tech policy and accountability nonprofit, moving the conversation beyond problems into actionable diagnoses and solutions. Pioneering research into social media monetization practices since 2019.

COMPLAINT AGAINST META: WHAT WE ARE REQUESTING We filed a #DSA complaint against #Meta with the Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets asking them to investigate Meta's monetization rules, their enforcement, and user reporting systems.

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In a fascinating move, X is suing content creators for taking advantage of its monetization program and * defrauding * the company of $277,000. It may just be me, but the kind of activity described in this case was entirely predictable. Shouldn't it be X's responsibility to mitigate such risks?

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📣 BIG NEWS: We have filed a #DSA complaint against #Meta with the Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) for potential non-compliance with Articles 12, 14, 16 and 20 of the DSA.

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Correction: only reason there is "enough" transparency is because we've been downloading the data for 7 years 🫣 Meta's data only tells you if an account is monetized today [if you're lucky and their dashboard doesn't crash] But yeah, nothing on the $$. And other platforms don't even do as much.

Who Targets Me@whotargets.me · 2mo ago

One key part of the piece is the fact that, there's enough transparency to see that the accounts are enrolled in the monetisation programme, but not to see what they get paid. This needs to change - not just in Australia, but everywhere.

We published 3 investigations. Emailed Meta's executives. Sent press inquiries. Submitted countless on-platform reports. Filed 4 #DSA Art. 16 notices. Went to a dispute settlement body... And still…

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🚨 New audit: Are tech platforms playing fair with creators? We reviewed the #monetization terms of YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat and X The result? **Not a single platform fully complies with Article 14 of the Digital Services Act (DSA).** 🧵

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Nepal's PM is the latest high profile politician to disclose earnings from major social platforms (~$100k 💰). The problem? Platforms claim politicians and government actors are prohibited from using their monetization services 🤔

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