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Don’t Mess With Texas: AG Paxton Wins $1.4 Billion Settlement From Meta Over Biometric Data-Gathering

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By Ward Clark, Red State

07-30-24

On Tuesday, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced, on X, a $1.4 billion settlement with social media giant Meta over that company’sĀ gathering of biometric data.

AG Paxton said in the announcement:

This settlement is the largest ever obtained from an action brought by a single State and the largest privacy settlement an Attorney General has ever obtained.

This serves as a warning to any companies engaged in practices that violate Texansā€™ privacy rights.

Read the full article here: Don’t Mess With Texas: AG Paxton Wins $1.4 Billion Settlement From Meta Over Biometric Data-Gathering ā€“ RedState

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