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Meta Found Liable for Misleading Consumers in New Mexico Case

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A jury in New Mexico delivered a significant ruling against Meta Platforms, ordering the tech giant to pay $375 million for misleading consumers regarding the safety of its social media platforms, including Facebook and Instagram. This decision is seen as a landmark victory by the New Mexico Department of Justice, which argued that Meta's practices endangered children and misrepresented the risks associated with its services. The ruling highlights ongoing concerns about social media safety and accountability, particularly regarding young users. This case may set a precedent for future legal actions against tech companies.

Key Details: • Jury ruled on March 24, 2023 • Meta ordered to pay $375 million • Case focused on consumer safety and child endangerment

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