Scandalul Cambridge Analytica continuă. Noua decizie a juriului privind utilizatorii induși în eroare

A jury in New Mexico found Facebook liable for misleading users about data protection, with potential fines of $5,000 per violation. The case centered on a data breach linked to a personality test that compromised 87 million profiles, sold to Cambridge Analytica. The jury ruled that Facebook's failure to safeguard user data affected over two million residents. Despite Facebook's defense claiming outdated evidence, the jury held the company accountable for misleading the public post-Cambridge Analytica scandal. Meta expressed disagreement with the verdict, emphasizing First Amendment rights in managing their platforms.