Meta Ordered To Pay New Mexico $25,000,000,000 After Jury Finds 43,899,720 Privacy Violations

A New Mexico judge ordered Meta to pay the state a record $25 billion penalty after a jury found nearly 44 million violations of consumer protection laws tied to the Cambridge Analytica scandal. The penalty, the largest ever against the company, will fund education and follows New Mexico's decision to pursue its own case outside a multistate settlement. The post Meta Ordered To Pay New Mexico $25,000,000,000 After Jury Finds 43,899,720 Privacy Violations appeared first on The Daily Hodl.