Meta Ordered to Pay $25B for Deceiving Users on Privacy
pseudolus · hn · 2026-10-22
Per the New York Times, Meta was ordered to pay $25B for deceiving users on privacy, in the New Mexico case over the Cambridge Analytica data misuse scandal. Same event as the CNBC report.
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