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Meta Hit With Record $25 Bln Fine Over Facebook Data Practices
Source: Nasdaq
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A New Mexico judge ordered Meta Platforms to pay $25 billion, finding that the company spent years misleading the public about Facebook's handling and sharing of user data. The article provides no details on appeal prospects or the judgment's financial impact beyond the stated amount.
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