$567 million fine: Meta must better protect children on Facebook and Instagram
Already in March, a jury had sentenced the group to 375 million dollars in damages
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Already in March, a jury had sentenced the group to 375 million dollars in damages. Much of the fine — around $420 million — will go to treatment and assistance services for young people, according to the court. $567 million fine: Meta needs to better protect children on Facebook and Instagram.
Furthermore, Judge Bryan Biedscheid ordered the company to pay $567 million. The remaining funds are earmarked for information and prevention programmes and will be used over a period of five years. Meta has already announced that it will appeal the verdict.
In addition, These include Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp. Facebook parent company Meta has suffered another delicate defeat in a court in New Mexico.
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Already in March, a jury had sentenced the group to 375 million dollars in damages.
reliability low1/2 sourcesMuch of the fine — around $420 million — will go to treatment and assistance services for young people, according to the court.
reliability low1/2 sources$567 million fine: Meta needs to better protect children on Facebook and Instagram.
reliability low1/2 sourcesJudge Bryan Biedscheid ordered the company to pay $567 million.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe remaining funds are earmarked for information and prevention programmes and will be used over a period of five years.
reliability low1/2 sourcesMeta has already announced that it will appeal the verdict.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThese include Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp.
reliability low1/2 sourcesFacebook parent company Meta has suffered another delicate defeat in a court in New Mexico.
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