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Meta faces US$ 25 billion claim after New Mexico privacy ruling
According to a report in The Record's feed, Meta faces a US$ 25 billion claim after a privacy ruling in New Mexico, and the decade-old Cambridge Analytica scandal continues to weigh on its finances.
The item, published on 21 October 2026 in The Record's feed and presented as a machine translation, states that Meta faces a US$ 25 billion claim after a privacy decision in New Mexico. According to the text, the Cambridge Analytica data privacy scandal, which occurred a decade ago, continues to affect the company's finances. The material does not detail the legal basis, amounts already paid or ongoing appeals, so it should not be read beyond what is written.
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