Meta says the ruling makes doing business in New Mexico nearly impossible and plans to appeal, and the penalty dwarfs its recent kids online safety settlement.
Meta says it will appeal, and warns that the ruling makes doing business in New Mexico all but impossible.
The update takes effect on October 30th and could let Meta use more business-linked web content for AI work beyond its current licensing deals.
The company says the new systems are meant to find hidden routes to illegal content before users report them.
Its agency customer base includes about a quarter of the 100 largest firms.
The verdict gives the state's case an outcome outside the multistate settlement.
New AI tools aim to let anyone spin up mobile Horizon games and share them directly inside Facebook and Instagram.
Chrome, Edge and the HTML standard now support server-driven streaming so usable page sections can render before the full response arrives.
The ruling forces Google to fix how it handles location data in the EU within six months, tightening scrutiny of its data practices.