A significant ruling has been made in a New Mexico court case involving Meta Platforms. The company has been ordered to pay a substantial amount of money. The amount ordered is $567 million.
In addition to the payment, Meta must also make changes to its platforms. These changes are intended to better protect children using Facebook and Instagram. For more information on this case and the ruling, readers can refer to the original source, KTXS (ABC 12) Abilene News.
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