Newswise — WASHINGTON (August 1, 2024)—In the “largest settlement secured by a single state,” Meta has agreed to a $1.4 billion settlement with Texas. The privacy lawsuit was over allegations that Meta, formerly known as Facebook, used biometric data, such as facial recognition, of users without their permission.
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