Blow on social networks: the jury found the Corporation guilty of deceiving users
New Mexico jury finds Mark Zuckerberg's company guilty of 43 million counts of consumer protection violations
A jury in New Mexico found Mark Zuckerberg's company guilty of 43 million counts of violating consumer protection laws. The court verdict concerns the deliberate concealment of the facts of a large-scale leak of personal data and the sale of access to profiles to third-party analytical agencies.
The jury found that the management of the social network systematically misinformed the audience about the degree of protection of personal information. This is the IT giant's first major defeat in a state court over a historic case of data breaches after a string of pre-trial agreements.
The state attorney general's office said the decision sets a crucial judicial precedent for the recovery of unprecedented fines. Corporate lawyers have already announced the preparation of an appeal.
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