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Meta on Wednesday launched paid subscription plans for its flagship apps, marking a major push by the tech giant to diversify beyond its long-standing reliance on advertising revenue.View on euronews

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Meta is introducing global paid subscriptions across its apps and Meta AI to expand beyond ads and boost revenue.

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The company is going the premium route with Plus versions for its popular sites.

Meta Platforms stock was rising on Wednesday after the tech giant announced that it is introducing subscription plans for its social media apps and its Meta AI chatbot. The move could help offset some of the costs of its massive spending on artificial intelligence. Naomi Gleit, head of product at Meta, said in a video posted to Instagram on Wednesday that the company is starting to roll out paid subscription options to users of its social platforms.