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Two landmark court verdicts in America have called into question the business model of today’s social media platforms


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Annual Price Increase: monthly plan increases every year by £3.50/month from 1st April 2027.
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Annual Price Increase: monthly plan increases every year by £3/month from 1st April 2027.
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