A New Mexico court has ordered Meta to pay $25 billion for violating consumer protection laws related to user privacy and misleading business practices.
A New Mexico court has ordered Meta to pay $25 billion for violating consumer protection laws related to user privacy and misleading business practices.
The case, originating from the Cambridge Analytica scandal, examined Facebook's handling of personal data, third-party access, and harmful content. Based on a jury finding of 43,899,725 violations, the ruling represents one of the largest corporate financial penalties in US history.