Meta faces $25bn penalty in a case over user data privacy
Meta has been ordered to pay $25bn in a case over its data privacy practices, news organisations reported.
AI illustrationMeta has been ordered to pay $25bn in a case over its data privacy practices, news organisations reported.
The money is reportedly owed to New Mexico. According to reports, jurors concluded that the company had spent years misleading the public about how it treats personal data.
The penalty is reportedly the largest so far against the owner of Facebook, exceeding an $18bn deal with California.