So X terminates European Commission's ad account after a hundred and twenty million pound fine

on December 7, 2025, two days after regulatory body impose 120 million pound fine against the

platform for digital services act violations, making an unprecedented escalation in the conflict

between the social media company and the European regulators.

Nikita Beer, X's head of product, announced determination in response to commission's announcement of the fine, according to PostOnX, the irony of your announcement.

You logged into your dormant ad account to take advantage of an exploit in our ad composer to post a link that deceives

users and to think it's a video and to artificially increase its reach, beer wrote.

As you may be aware, X believes everyone should have an equal voice on our platform.

However, it seems you believe that

the rules should not apply to your account, your ad account should have, your ad account

has been terminated. The accusation creates a noble contradiction, Excess of product, acknowledge

the platform for advertising formats capable of deceiving user about content type, the same category

of deceptive design practices.

The European Commission's 120 million pound fine.

Beard's statement character as an exploit rather than an intentional product feature suggesting

the platform recognizes the septive potential of certain advertising presentation methods.

By the way, the 120 million pound is 140 million U.S. dollars. Tom, your thoughts on this.

So I dug into this over the weekend, and it is so wrong by our standards.

There is no American style free speech in Europe. There isn't. Go look in England,

and if you say something online, they come get you. And that's basically what's happening here.

The Europeans, the core Europeans are furious with the ruling elites who imported the third

world, and they can't speak about it, and they can't challenge it, and they can't challenge it and they can't talk about

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