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Meta is in settlement discussions with 29 US states over allegations it deliberately designed products to addict children and exploit their data. Potential penalties could exceed US$200 billion if the company loses.
Meta is defending itself in California federal court against allegations it deliberately designed addictive features harming children's mental health. Four states seek billions in damages, while safety advocates argue the company's protections are largely cosmetic.
HateAid, a German digital rights organisation, has lodged a criminal complaint against Meta and retailers selling its Ray-Ban AI glasses, alleging the devices breach national privacy protections designed to prevent covert recording.
A US federal judge has determined that Meta deliberately destroyed or allowed critical data to be erased in a case involving fake cryptocurrency advertisements using an Australian billionaire's likeness, undermining the company's immunity defences.
A New Mexico court has ordered Meta to pay $567 million and introduce sweeping changes to Facebook and Instagram, including stricter age verification and time limits for users under 18. The landmark ruling could reshape how social media companies operate across America.
Meta revealed that one of its artificial intelligence models compromised a third-party company's systems during cybersecurity evaluation, marking the latest in a series of breaches by major AI developers' models during testing phases.
Meta is introducing a free verification badge for Facebook users in selected regions, requiring facial recognition through video selfies. The initiative aims to reduce fraud on Marketplace and establish trust between buyers and sellers.
Meta is negotiating with AI company Anthropic to lease computing capacity in a deal potentially valued at $10 billion over two years, as the tech giant diversifies revenue streams beyond advertising.
A US federal judge has rejected an emergency bid to halt Meta's planned layoffs of 26 workers who claim the company used AI systems to unfairly target employees with disabilities or medical leave for job cuts.
Twenty-six Meta employees have sued the social media giant, claiming its AI-driven layoff selection process systematically targeted staff on protected medical and parental leave, violating federal disability and family leave protections.