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Complaints about digital services grow 195%

Correio da Manhã14 September 2026 at 01:30

Complaints related to digital services have increased significantly, registering a 195% growth. Anacom received 121 complaints during the second quarter of this year.

Most of these complaints specifically target Facebook and Instagram, the two digital platforms most mentioned by dissatisfied consumers.

This significant growth indicates a growing trend of user dissatisfaction regarding the services provided by these digital platforms.

Why this matters

Portuguese consumers are increasingly facing problems with digital services from major platforms, especially Facebook and Instagram. This significant 195% growth in complaints indicates a concerning trend that may affect how users interact with these social networks. Anacom, as the regulator, is closely monitoring this situation.

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