US-based tech giant Meta on Monday said that users in the European Union will soon be able to unlink their Instagram and Facebook accounts and other Meta services. This is in anticipation of the bloc’s new Digital Markets Act (DMA), which will take effect in March. The changes will allow users in the EU, the European Economic Area and Switzerland to use many of Meta’s services without having their data shared across the different platforms. For example, users will be able to use Facebook Messenger as a standalone service without a Facebook account. Those who have previously linked their Facebo…