
New Mexico judge fines Meta $25 billion over user data
The order cites more than 43 million consumer-protection violations from 2010 to 2021, including Cambridge Analytica; Meta plans to appeal.
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The order cites more than 43 million consumer-protection violations from 2010 to 2021, including Cambridge Analytica; Meta plans to appeal.
A jury found more than 43 million consumer-protection violations tied to Cambridge Analytica, and Meta will appeal.

A jury found 26 misleading statements and 43,899,725 violations; penalties go to New Mexico schools, not users.

New Mexico court rules Meta misled consumers on data control in 43 million violations case tied to Cambridge Analytica.

Jurors found more than 43 million consumer-law violations; Meta says it will appeal and disputes the harm findings.
A September jury found 43 million violations, and the judge cut a $220 billion award.

The penalty covers Facebook statements from 2010 to 2021 tied to Cambridge Analytica; Meta says it will appeal.
A New Mexico jury found Facebook deceived consumers nearly 44 million times, exposing Meta to billions in penalties.

New Mexico jury found Facebook liable for 43 million privacy-deception violations tied to Cambridge Analytica; maximum penalties could exceed $200 billion.
Meta agreed to pay up to $18 billion and cap teen Facebook and Instagram use at two hours daily, settling child-safety lawsuits from most US states.
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