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Meta Faces Deceptive-Practices Claims Over Facebook App-Vetting Procedures

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Meta executive Sheryl Sandberg testified about app-vetting gaps in Facebook's processes, with a New Mexico jury finding 26 of Meta's statements deceptive.

A New Mexico jury found 26 Facebook statements deceptive, including testimony from Sheryl Sandberg regarding app-vetting gaps in Meta's platform review procedures. Gibson Dunn's subsequent review identified the same gaps Sandberg described.

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