Meta Platforms Inc. has been ordered by a New Mexico court to pay a $25 billion civil penalty in a consumer fraud case linked to the Cambridge Analytica scandal, according to Bloomberg and carried by Techub. The ruling sets a record, based on the information provided in the report. The case stems from the improper acquisition of user data by Cambridge Analytica. No additional details on the judgment, timeline of the proceedings, or any response from Meta were disclosed in the source digest. The report frames the penalty as a direct result of the consumer fraud case arising from the data misuse incident tied to Cambridge Analytica.
Meta Platforms Inc. was ordered by a New Mexico court to pay a $25 billion civil penalty in a consumer fraud case stemming from the Cambridge Analytica scandal, according to Bloomberg in a report cited by Techub.
The penalty was described as a record. The case arose from the improper acquisition of user data by Cambridge Analytica.
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