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Meta Faces Lawsuit After Images, Videos from Smart Glasses Allegedly Sent Overseas

Meta Faces Lawsuit After Images, Videos from Smart Glasses Allegedly Sent Overseas

by Hutchinsons Law | Sep 21, 2026 | Law

“Every activation of the AI features, intentional or accidental, captures video and audio that is transmitted to Meta’s servers, routed overseas, and reviewed by low-paid human workers who watch, label, and embed these moments into Meta’s AI models,” the lawsuit...
Meta To Pay Up To $18 Billion In Settlements

Meta To Pay Up To $18 Billion In Settlements

by Hutchinsons Law | Aug 28, 2026 | Law

The post Meta To Pay Up To $18 Billion In Settlements appeared first on Above the Law.
CT AG Focused on Privacy—Announces 2 Settlements with Meta + TaxAct

CT AG Focused on Privacy—Announces 2 Settlements with Meta + TaxAct

by Hutchinsons Law | Aug 27, 2026 | Law

Connecticut Attorney General William Tong announced in the past week that his office has entered into two settlements focused on the privacy of consumer data.The first, announced on August 19, 2026, is a settlement with TaxAct, a Texas company that assists taxpayers...
Meta Agrees to Pay Up to $17B and Enact Safety Reforms to Settle States’ Claims

Meta Agrees to Pay Up to $17B and Enact Safety Reforms to Settle States’ Claims

by Hutchinsons Law | Aug 26, 2026 | Law

In the wake of several recent verdicts against it, Meta agreed to settle a case brought by numerous states that accused it of designing social media to be addictive. Meta agreed to pay up to $17 billion dollars and institute several safety reforms. NPR...
Allegations that Meta Violates Its Own Terms of Service Survive Motion to Dismiss

Allegations that Meta Violates Its Own Terms of Service Survive Motion to Dismiss

by Hutchinsons Law | Aug 21, 2026 | Law

In Calise v. Meta Platforms, Inc., plaintiffs allege that Facebook violated its own Terms of Service (ToS). In relevant part, Facebook’s ToS represent that it will take appropriate action to protect its community. Plaintiffs have tales of woe, ranging from...
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