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Meta told to pay another $567m in New Mexico child safety lawsuit

Meta told to pay another $567m in New Mexico child safety lawsuit
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A US judge in New Mexico has ordered Meta to pay an additional $567 million in fines for failing to warn the public about child safety risks on its platforms. This brings the total penalties in the case to $942 million, with the judge labeling the company a public nuisance.

Share Save Add as preferred on Google Kali Hays and Liv McMahon , Technology reporters Wally Skalij / Getty Images Meta boss Mark Zuckerberg has seen his company face an increasing number of lawsuits over child safety - pictured here after testifying at a Los Angeles court in a separate case in February A US judge in New Mexico has ordered Meta to pay another $567m (£421m) for its failure to warn the public about dangers its platforms posed to children, marking the largest fine against the company over child safety.

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