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Facebook Found Liable for Deceiving Users in US Over 2 Million Violations

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A US court has found Facebook liable for deceiving its users, with the case involving over 2 million violations. The ruling leaves the final penalty amount to be decided by the presiding judge. State attorneys are pushing for the maximum allowable fine of $5,000 per violation. If the maximum penalty is applied across all violations, the total fine could reach billions of dollars.

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