Meta Liable in Cambridge Analytica Case
A grand jury in New Mexico issued a ruling against Meta Platforms regarding the Cambridge Analytica scandal, where it was proven that the company misled residents of the state about the collection and use of data from millions of Facebook users without their consent. The two-week trial focused on statements made by CEO Mark Zuckerberg and company blogs that gave the impression that users had control over their data, while Meta allowed third parties, including Cambridge Analytica, to access the data in a non-transparent manner. The judge is expected to determine the amount of fines later, while the case is part of a series of lawsuits related to privacy violations and mishandling of data, amid ongoing legal pressures on Meta concerning user rights protection.
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