Court orders Meta to pay $25 billion over deceptive privacy practices

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A New Mexico state court has imposed a $25 billion penalty on Meta after a lengthy legal dispute. Jurors concluded that the company misled residents about its data privacy protections and how it handled harmful content. The judge scaled back an initial request of $219.5 billion, while still finding the penalty warranted given the many violations. The court also found that an internal review Meta conducted did not live up to the promises it made following the scandal.

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