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A New Mexico judge ordered Meta to pay $25 billion for misleading users about data privacy on Facebook, marking the largest fine ever imposed on the tech giant. The jury found Meta guilty of over 43 million violations of consumer protection laws, stemming from deceptive statements about user data management. This case was initiated after Cambridge Analytica collected Facebook data for targeted political ads in 2016. The fine serves as a warning to tech companies about accountability. Unlike most states, New Mexico chose to pursue its own legal action against Meta, emphasizing the demand for corporate responsibility.