The panel unanimously ruled that the federal judge did not abuse his discretion when he approved the settlement and attorneys' fees.

As reported by The Information, Meta has told staff that it’s looking to reduce the influence of privacy concerns in product launches, while past decisions based on the same will be reassessed.

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Meta Platforms Inc.‘s $725 million settlement with users who said Facebook violated their privacy was questioned by Ninth ...

Facebook owner Meta Platforms on Friday urged a U.S. appeals court to uphold a $725 million nationwide class action ...

Gun lobbyists spent decades collecting customer data and fed it to the now-disgraced consulting firm to help sway the 2016 ...

Documents and interviews reveal how the now-disgraced political firm targeted potential voters by combining its cache of ...

Sheryl Sandberg is back in the spotlight following her departure from Meta, facing allegations of deleting emails tied to the Cambridge Analytica scandal. Her illustrious academic and professional ...

If you were surprised to see yourself suddenly following President Donald Trump on Instagram and Facebook this week, it’s not because Meta forced you to, the social media company says.

Sheryl Sandberg, former Chief Operating Officer of Meta Platforms, has been fined by a judge for deleting emails relevant to a lawsuit related to Facebook's Cambridge Analytica data breach.

Facebook attorneys argued the lost emails weren’t unique data Lawsuit is linked to $5 billion federal fine in privacy scandal A Delaware court sanctioned former Facebook director Sheryl Sandberg for ...