Last Update: 09/29/2026 at 3:33 PM EST
New Mexico Jury Finds Facebook Liable…New Mexico Jury Finds Facebook Liable for Privacy Deception
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A New Mexico jury found Facebook liable for deceptive statements about user-data protections and its response to third-party app investigations tied to the Cambridge Analytica breach. The state says the conduct violated consumer-protection law; a judge has yet to set penalties, and New Mexico is also seeking an injunction. Meta disputes the verdict. Jurors did not find the company liable for claims that it made false statements about removing harmful content.
First Article: 09/23/26
Latest Article: 09/26/26
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09-25-2026
The Washington Times / Mikella Schuettler
A New Mexico jury found Facebook liable for deceptive privacy claims on Friday in Santa Fe, with penalties to be determined by a judge.
09-25-2026
AOL
A New Mexico jury found Meta liable on Friday for misleading users about privacy protections and data-broker investigations in Santa Fe.
09-23-2026
Yahoo
New Mexico jurors heard closing arguments Wednesday in a state case alleging Facebook failed to protect user data harvested by a third-party quiz and sold to Cambridge Analytica.
09-23-2026
ABC News
New Mexico jurors heard closing arguments Wednesday in a state trial over Facebook's alleged privacy violations tied to Cambridge Analytica's harvesting of user data.
