The amount adds to the $375 million in civil penalties already imposed; data of users under 13 will be deleted
Meta ordered to pay $567 million for harm to minors
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The court orders Meta* to pay and contribute to a fund a total of $567,000,000, according to the court decision. At the same time, all personal data of blocked users under 13 years of age are subject to complete deletion, according to the court decision. In the US, a court ordered Meta to pay $567 million in a case involving harm to children.
Furthermore, Nearly 500 million dollars fine for Meta due to damage to children's mental health. The amount adds to the $375 million in civil penalties already imposed. The jury determined that the company should pay US$ 375 million (R$ 1.9 billion) in damages.
In addition, Meta is ordered in the US to pay US$ 567 million to a fund for adolescent mental health.
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The court orders Meta* to pay and contribute to a fund a total of $567,000,000, according to the court decision.
according to RIA NovostiAt the same time, all personal data of blocked users under 13 years of age are subject to complete deletion, according to the court decision.
according to RIA NovostiIn the US, a court ordered Meta to pay $567 million in a case involving harm to children.
according to TASSNearly 500 million dollars fine for Meta due to damage to children's mental health.
according to De Morgen +2The amount adds to the $375 million in civil penalties already imposed
according to ANSA - Mondo +2The jury determined that the company should pay US$ 375 million (R$ 1.9 billion) in damages.
according to Folha de S.Paulo — Em Cima da Hora +1Meta is ordered in the US to pay US$ 567 million to a fund for adolescent mental health.
according to Folha de S.Paulo — Em Cima da Hora +1
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