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New Mexico: Meta ordered to pay $25 billion for consumer protection violations
A New Mexico jury ordered Meta to pay $25 billion after finding violations of state consumer protection law. The violations alleged misleading statements about data privacy, misinformation, hate speech, community standards, and oversight of app developers following Cambridge Ana…
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- urgent — penalty-bearing, effective immediately, or a serious health hazard
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