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Meta delays new website-crawling terms to November 20 following publisher complaints

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Meta pushed back the effective date of its website-crawling policy terms by three weeks to November 20 following publisher pushback.

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Optimixed's original report on this story.

Meta delayed enforcement of new website-crawling terms to November 20 after publishers raised complaints about the original October 30 deadline, though its UK preview page still showed the earlier date that evening. The company also postponed self-serve ad terms by the same timeframe, leaving open the possibility that regulators could force further changes before the new deadline.

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