Meta gives Oversight Board $13 million to keep it afloat through 2028.
After reducing funding for the board earlier this year and reportedly planning additional cuts in 2027 and 2028, Platformer reports that Meta has committed $13 million in “top-up” money. That will keep the board operating through 2028, but doesn’t necessarily change plans to cut it off after that. [Link: In a surprise, Meta increases funding to the Oversight Board | https://www.platformer.news/meta-oversight-board-f…
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