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Meta faces the possibility of a reduction in the $25 billion American fine imposed by the state of New Mexico, due to alleged manipulation of information regarding how user data is accessed, according to a jury and legal sources. The case stems from allegations of misleading consumers about its policies on data and hate speech, where 26 out of 29 statements were found to be misleading, with violations exceeding 43 million instances. The penalty was initially expected to exceed $219 billion before the judge reduced it to $25 billion. Meta plans to appeal the ruling, while the state prepares to defend it. The size of the fine and the methods used to calculate it raise questions about whether it is proportionate to the actual harm caused.
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