A New Mexico jury has found that Meta misled state residents about Facebook user data practices, in a case linked to the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
The case stems from accusations related to obtaining the data of millions of Facebook users And using it without their consent, an issue that sparked widespread controversy about data privacy on social media platforms.
According to Reuters, the jury's decision in Santa Fe came on Friday, September 25, 2026, after examining the case related to data practices.
And it counts The case is an extension of a long legal file linked to the Cambridge Analytica scandal, which shed light on how the data of users of social media platforms is collected and used, and sparked a global debate about protecting privacy and personal data.
The ruling comes at a time when technology companies are struggling Major companies are receiving increasing scrutiny over how they handle user data, especially with the expansion of the use of artificial intelligence and digital services that rely on large amounts of data.
