A jury in New Mexico ruled that Facebook violated consumer protection laws, involving over 43 million violations, and Meta may face fines of over $200 billion. The jury found that Facebook misled users regarding privacy protection. This case represents the latest legal challenge faced by the social media giant and has already cost it billions of dollars. This verdict is a major victory for consumers, ensuring that the world's largest technology companies are held accountable for their actions. The jury also found that Facebook misled the public about the investigation into third-party app developers after the Cambridge Analytica data breach. The jury will decide on the specific amount of the fine on October 1st.