Yes it does, the reason Meta's actions went from legal to illegal is because US law changed.
Facebook has worked the same way for more than a decade. First EU law changed and it was fine because the US and EU had a data sharing agreement, then US law changed. If you what Meta did wrong is not completely rearchitect Facebook in response to a US/EU squabble then your bar for right and wrong is really really low.
There's a lot of things you can point to that Meta does
that are shady, but they thing they actually got fined for didn't have to do with any of them.
Facebook has worked the same way for more than a decade. First EU law changed and it was fine because the US and EU had a data sharing agreement, then US law changed. If you what Meta did wrong is not completely rearchitect Facebook in response to a US/EU squabble then your bar for right and wrong is really really low.
There's a lot of things you can point to that Meta does that are shady, but they thing they actually got fined for didn't have to do with any of them.