A judge in New Mexico has ordered Meta Platforms Inc., the parent company of Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp, to pay $567 million. The ruling is based on findings that the company has caused harm to children through its practices.
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Meta fined $567 million for child safety violations
Meta Platforms Inc. has been fined $567 million by a New Mexico judge for violations related to child safety. The ruling addresses the company's impact on children through its social media platforms.
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