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Meta Fined $567M in Child Safety Case

New Mexico court orders Meta to pay $567 million for child safety violations on Facebook and Instagram.

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WHAT'S CONFIRMED

▸Meta was ordered to pay $567 million in a New Mexico child safety case. — BBC Business, CNBC, Forbes, Fox Business

NOT REPORTED ELSEWHERE

▸The ruling brings Meta's total fines in the case to $942 million including prior ordered payments of $375 million. — BBC Business
▸A judge ruled the company violated New Mexico's unfair practices act in the child harms case. — CNBC
▸The judge noted Meta created a public nuisance by being a significant contributor to the state's teen mental health crisis. — Forbes
▸Meta must implement sweeping new protections for teens using Facebook and Instagram. — Fox Business

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