Meta faces $25 billion penalty for misleading New Mexico Facebook users

First reported by Bloomberg at · Updated · 26 sources

The case centered on claims that Meta misled Facebook users about data privacy in connection with the Cambridge Analytica scandal. Jurors found more than 43 million consumer protection violations. Cambridge Analytica harvested Facebook data to target political advertising for the 2016 election, according to The Economic Times.

  • Quartz reports the penalty was reduced from $219.5 billion.

Covered by 26 publishers within 5 hours of the first report.

Reporting26

Wall Street Journal Meta Ordered to Pay $25 Billion to New Mexico in Data-Privacy Case · Erin Mulvaney
New York Times Meta Ordered to Pay $25 Billion Over Cambridge Analytica Privacy Violations · Eli Tan and Cecilia Kang
Business Insider Meta ordered to pay a $25 billion penalty over New Mexico class action suit · Truman Dickerson,Natalie Musumeci,Charles Rollet
AppleInsider Meta hit with $25 billion penalty for lying to users about privacy · Mike Wuerthele
The Information Meta Faces $25 Billion New Mexico Penalty · Jyoti Mann
Fortune New Mexico took on Meta alone and won a $25 billion judgment over Facebook’s privacy violations · Mikella Schuettler, The Associated Press
Courthouse News Service New Mexico judge reduces jury’s penalty against Meta to $25 billion · Amanda Pampuro
The Next Web Meta to pay $25B in New Mexico case over misleading Facebook users · Alina Maria Stan
Engadget Meta ordered to cough up $25 billion in New Mexico privacy case · staff@engadget.com (Will Shanklin)

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