Fdesouche.com, a news review, wrote that a journalist from BFMTV indicated that Kévin Tertais would not be the suspect in the Trappes shooting. The site also stated that 78Actu, which belongs to the Ouest-France group, had modified its article: an earlier version cited messages from Kévin Tertais' Facebook account, while the quotes had been removed from the new one. https://t.co/HoNhX5hF59 #attentat #Trappes #justice (translated)
The author wrote that the federal states wanted to save ARD and ZDF by excluding new media and requiring platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and X to automatically distribute content from the media he referred to as fake news broadcasters. https://t.co/qTDVQAFj5v #Medienpolitik #ARD #ZDF #DE (translated)
AGF has lost a sponsor after a controversial debate on Facebook. (translated)
The author of the entry wrote that the report presented that day in the Sejm indicated Russian trails related to fraudulent advertisements on Facebook. According to his account, AIO Software, officially based in Dubai, was in practice a Russian company responsible for a significant number of such advertisements on the Meta platform. He added that the report was described by the portal XYZ. #scam #Facebook #Rosja #RU #AE (translated)
On Friday morning, Viktor Orbán reminded on Facebook that the Fidesz commemoration of 1956 will take place at 2 PM in Bem Square, where János Bóka, the leader of the Fidesz faction, criticized the dangers threatening today's freedom and independence. #Fidesz #1956 #Szabadság (translated)
Meta has been sentenced to a fine of 25 billion dollars for deceiving Facebook users about the protection of their personal data, linking to the Cambridge Analytica scandal that involved the unauthorized collection of data. #Meta #Facebook #zaštitapodataka (translated)
The author stated that Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, had been ordered to pay 25 billion dollars for deceiving its users about the protection of their personal data. https://t.co/WLdYad4b0O #Meta #ProtectionDesDonnées #SécuritéEnLigne #FR (translated)
Meta has been sentenced by a U.S. judge to a fine of $25 billion for misleading Facebook users about their data protection, a case arising from the Cambridge Analytica scandal and justifying the number of intentional violations according to the judge. #Meta #Facebook #CambridgeAnalytica (translated)
Facebook parent Meta has been fined a billion for deception. (translated)
In Australia, Meta is involved in a class action that accuses Facebook and Instagram of causing addiction, particularly focusing on the harm to young users, and seeks compensation for those exposed to harmful content. #Meta #DipendenzaSocial #ClassAction (translated)
The author of the entry wrote that a court in the United States ordered Meta to pay 25 billion dollars for misleading users and providing their data to Cambridge Analytica. He added that during the 2016 campaign, the company acquired and used data from tens of millions of Facebook users. https://t.co/gm1UT7vw4v #Meta #CambridgeAnalytica #daneosobowe #US (translated)
Meta, Mark Zuckerberg's company, has been sentenced by a judge in New Mexico to a record fine of 25 billion dollars for deceiving the public about the management of Facebook user data over a period of more than 11 years. #Meta #MarkZuckerberg #amendă (translated)
The Facebook group Meta was fined $25 billion after it was found to have deceived consumers about the protection of their data in connection with the Cambridge Analytica scandal. #Meta #Datenschutz #CambridgeAnalytica (translated)
A court has ordered Meta to pay $25 billion for deceiving American Facebook users. #Erreur #Service #Assistance (translated)
The Meta company has been fined 25 billion dollars, approximately 8000 billion forints, for violations related to the Cambridge Analytica scandal, as Facebook misled its users and collected personal data for political campaigns without consent. #CambridgeAnalytica #Meta #Facebook (translated)
The fine is the largest to date against Facebook's owner, larger than an $18bn deal with California. #Meta #DataPrivacy #Accountability
Meta was fined $25 billion by a judge in New Mexico for falsifying information regarding the management of Facebook user data, an incident related to the Cambridge Analytica scandal. #Meta #Facebook #CambridgeAnalytica (translated)
The company Meta was sentenced to a fine of 25 billion dollars in the U.S. for misleading users about privacy on Facebook, related to the Cambridge Analytica scandal. #Meta #privatnost #CambridgeAnalytica (translated)
Meta, Facebook's parent company, was ordered to pay a $25 billion fine due to the Cambridge Analytica case, as the court found that the tech company misled its users regarding data handling. #CambridgeAnalytica #Meta #adatkezelés (translated)
Meta was fined $25 billion in the U.S. by a judge in New Mexico for misleading the public about the management of Facebook user data. #Meta #DatePersonale #Facebook (translated)
