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'A Seminal Moment': New Mexico Jury Finds Facebook Execs Misstated User Data Facts

Meta could face up to $219 billion in damages after a verdict finding 43 million violations of New Mexico's unfair business practices law, said state Attorney General Rau l Torrez, based on the maximum statutory penalty of $5,000 per violation.

'A Seminal Moment': New Mexico Jury Finds Facebook Execs Misstated User Data Facts

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Meta could face up to $219 billion in damages after a verdict finding 43 million violations of New Mexico's unfair business practices law, said state Attorney General Rau l Torrez, based on the maximum statutory penalty of $5,000 per violation.

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Meta could face up to $219 billion in damages after a verdict finding 43 million violations of New Mexico's unfair business practices law, said state Attorney General Rau l Torrez, based on the maximum statutory penalty of $5,000 per violation.

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