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New Mexico jury finds Meta misled consumers
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A jury in Santa Fe, N.M., found Friday that Meta Platforms misled the state's residents, in a case stemming from allegations that political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica, which worked on Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign, obtained data from millions of…
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(KVIA) -- Wednesday, the state of New Mexico and Facebook delivered closing arguments in the state's case about Facebook's alleged misuse of New Mexico users' personal information. The jury's next step is to enter deliberation.
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – A decade-old scandal surrounding what Facebook did with its users' personal information is still playing out in court. A New Mexico jury is now tasked with deciding if Facebook violated state law by lying to its users about who had access to their data.
A New Mexico jury found Meta committed more than 43 million Unfair Practices Act violations over data-sharing and moderation claims; Judge Mathew will set penalties.
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – A New Mexico jury has reached a verdict in a decade-old scandal surrounding what Facebook did with its users’ personal information. On Friday, the jury ruled that Meta misled state residents in a case related to Cambridge Analytica and access to Facebook.
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – A New Mexico jury has reached a verdict in a decade-old scandal surrounding what Facebook did with its users’ personal information. On Friday, the jury ruled that Meta misled state residents in a case related to Cambridge Analytica and access to Facebook.
A jury in Santa Fe, N.M., found Friday that Meta Platforms misled the state's residents, in a case stemming from allegations that political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica, which worked on Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign, obtained data from millions of…
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