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A New Mexico judge has ruled that Facebook’s parent company deceived millions of users about how their personal data was collected and…
OriginalThe lawsuit, filed by the state of New Mexico, started because of the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
OriginalNew Mexico's Attorney General called it "an unambiguous message to Silicon Valley."
OriginalNew Mexico's Attorney General called it "an unambiguous message to Silicon Valley."
OriginalNew Mexico's Attorney General called it "an unambiguous message to Silicon Valley."
OriginalNew Mexico's Attorney General called it "an unambiguous message to Silicon Valley."
OriginalNew Mexico's Attorney General called it "an unambiguous message to Silicon Valley."
OriginalA New Mexico state court has ordered Facebook-parent company Meta to pay a $25 billion penalty following a long legal battle stemming from the Cambridge Analytica data privacy scandal from nearly a decade ago. The judgment, revealed in a court filing on Wednesday (October 21), follows a September verdict by a jury in a Santa Fe courthouse.
OriginalNew Mexico's Attorney General called it "an unambiguous message to Silicon Valley."
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