Facebook Violated the Law 43.9 Million Times. Meta May Pay over $200 Billion.
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A New Mexico jury found Facebook guilty of nearly 43.9 million violations of state consumer protection law. The case involved
For a New Mexico jury, Meta is guilty of having deceived users about the protection of their personal data and its moderation policies. A decision resulting from the Cambridge Analytica scandal, when Meta was the Facebook group.
A New Mexico jury judges Facebook responsible for more than 43 million breaches of the Consumer Protection Act, Meta at risk of more than $200 billion in finesA New Mexico jury has found Facebook responsible for having deceived its users about the privacy measures put in place on the platform. The jury has found more than 43 million breaches of the State Consumer Protection Act. It is now up to the judge to determine...
It's up to the judge to decide whether Meta will be fined a record-breaking $200 billion for allegedly misleading users about data collection. The report, "Nearly 43 million violations and a potential $200 billion fine: Facebook deceived users about privacy," was published by GRYOnline.pl on September 28, 2026.
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