Meta to pay $32.8 million fine in Nigeria data privacy case
[USAfricaonline - Africa] - 7/10/2025
Meta Platforms Inc., the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, is preparing to settle a $32.8 million data privacy fine imposed by the Nigerian government, marking a landmark step for digital rights and regulatory enforcement in Africa’s technology space. The fine was levied by the Nigeria (…)
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