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New Mexico jury finds Facebook liable for misleading users on privacy protections

A New Mexico jury has found Facebook liable for misleading users about privacy protections, particularly in relation to a data breach involving Cambridge Analytica. The judge will decide the penalties, with the state seeking up to $5,000 per violation. This case marks New Mexico as the only state pursuing action against Facebook following a broader multistate settlement.

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A New Mexico jury has found Facebook liable for misleading users about privacy protections, particularly in relation to a data breach involving Cambridge Analytica. The judge will decide the penalties, with the state seeking up to $5,000 per violation. This case marks New Mexico as the only state pursuing action against Facebook following a broader multistate settlement.

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New Mexico jury finds Facebook liable of deceiving users about privacy protections

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New Mexico jury finds Facebook liable for misleading users on privacy protections