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A New Mexico jury finds that Meta violated state laws by failing to safeguard its platforms from child predators and orders it to pay $375M in damages (Jonathan Vanian/CNBC)
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A New Mexico jury found Meta had violated state laws by failing to protect its platforms from child predators. The court ordered the company to pay $375 million in damages. The judgment was based on evidence that Meta misled users about child-safety measures.
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How it was reported
- TechMeme·A New Mexico jury finds that Meta violated state laws by failing to safeguard its platforms from child predators and orders it to pay $375M in damages (Jonathan Vanian/CNBC)
- Engadget·Jury rules against Meta, orders $375 million fine in major child safety trial
- Hacker News·Meta ordered to pay $375M in New Mexico trial over child exploitation
- Hacker News·Meta told to pay $375M for misleading users over child safety
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