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Meta Settles Data Breach Case For $725M
UNITED STATES – Facebook owner of Meta has agreed to pay $725 million to settle legal action over a data breach linked to political consultancy Cambridge Analytica.
UNITED STATES – Facebook owner of Meta has agreed to pay $725 million to settle legal action over a data breach linked to political consultancy Cambridge Analytica.
The long-running dispute accused the social media giant of allowing third parties, to access Facebook users’ personal data.
Lawyers say the proposed sum is the largest in a U.S data privacy class action.
In a statement, the company said settling was “in the best interest of our community and shareholders”.
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