Meta fined $25bn for misleading users on data privacy
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Meta, the parent company of Facebook, has been fined $25 billion for allegedly lying about user data privacy. This penalty is the largest ever imposed on the company, surpassing a previous $18 billion settlement with California. The fine highlights ongoing regulatory scrutiny over data privacy practices in the tech industry.
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