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Meta to pay $25B over privacy deception
A New Mexico judge ordered Meta to pay $25 billion for deceptive data privacy practices related to its handling of user information and misleading statements by its executives. The ruling is part of a broader legal battle over Meta's privacy violations, including a landmark $567 million damages award for harming young users. The case highlights the use of consumer protection laws to hold tech companies accountable for data misuse and misleading public statements.
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