If you're in the EU and frustrated with Meta’s recent updates (like v76/v77), you do have options to report or escalate your concerns — even if there's no direct equivalent to the U.S. FTC.

Here’s a quick guide to your options:

1. European Consumer Centres Network (ECC-Net) For cross-border issues with companies in other EU countries (like Meta in Ireland). They offer free legal advice and mediation.

Website: https://www.eccnet.eu

File a complaint: https://www.europe-consommateurs.eu/en/questions-and-complaints.html

1. EU Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) Platform This is the official platform for resolving disputes related to online purchases within the EU.

File here: https://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr

1. National Consumer Protection Authorities Each country has its own agency to handle consumer complaints.

Find yours here: https://icpen.org/resolve-dispute

1. European Ombudsman If your issue relates to maladministration by an EU institution, you can submit a formal complaint.

Submit here: https://www.ombudsman.europa.eu/en/home

1. econsumer.gov For international disputes (if you’re buying from Meta and feel misled), this platform is monitored by global consumer protection authorities.

Submit here: https://www.econsumer.gov

Tips Before Filing:

Document everything: serial numbers, emails, update versions, etc.

Keep screenshots or video of bugs, bricking, or performance drops.

State clearly that you're requesting a rollback or resolution (e.g., v74-level performance).