A court ruling has resulted in Meta being required to pay $100,000. This decision comes after a privacy suit related to behavioural ads was brought against the company.
The case was related to Meta's use of behavioural ads, and the outcome is that the company must pay a significant amount of money.
Further details about the court ruling and the circumstances surrounding the case are available from PPC Land, which reported on the outcome of the suit.
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