Subscriptions for user opting not to see personalised ads on its platforms will start from £2.99 a month for UK users.

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In the coming weeks, UK users will be asked to pay for an ad-free experience if they do not want their data to be tracked.

The move matches an ad-free service launched in the EU in 2023, but hasn’t been rolled out to the U.S. or other parts of the world.

Facebook and Instagram users in Britain will soon be able to to pay a monthly fee if they want to avoid being targeted with personalised adverts.

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Meta has confirmed that it will soon launch subscriptions in the UK for users who do not want to see ads on Facebook and Instagram. Users can continue using the apps for free with personalised ads.