旗下公司被重罚9.9亿元，马斯克怒了：荒谬，欧盟应该被废除

Group 1 - The European Commission has decided to impose a fine of €120 million (approximately ¥990 million) on the American social media platform X based on the Digital Services Act for non-compliance [1] - The reasons for the fine include misleading user interface design, the availability of the "blue checkmark" certification only through payment, and non-compliance in the transparency and accessibility of the advertising database [3] - Elon Musk responded to the fine, calling it absurd and suggesting that the EU should be abolished [5] Group 2 - The EU is actively enforcing the Digital Services Act and the Digital Markets Act against American tech companies, having already fined several companies this year [6] - In April, the EU fined Apple and Meta a total of €700 million under the Digital Markets Act [6] - In September, Google was fined €2.95 billion for abusing its dominant position in the advertising technology market [6] - The US government has condemned the EU's fine on X, viewing it as targeted against American companies, and has indicated potential changes to tariffs if the EU continues its actions [6]