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French lawmakers voted 11-10 on October 30 to approve a proposed internet tax costing $0.65 per gigabyte. The law targets major tech firms like Google and Meta, aiming to generate €10 billion annually for the government by 2027. Internet service providers must measure traffic volume to identify responsible content providers under this new regulation.
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