Meta, Australian watchdog could end Cambridge Analytica privacy lawsuit
By Ryan Cropp and James Panichi ( November 29, 2024, 04:56 GMT | Insight) -- Meta Platforms’ legal clash with Australia’s privacy watchdog over the high-profile data breach involving consultancy Cambridge Analytica could come to an end as soon as next week, MLex has learned. According to sources with knowledge of the matter, the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner is readying itself to make a major announcement on the long-running lawsuit, which was first filed by the watchdog back in March 2020.Meta Platforms’ legal clash with Australia’s privacy watchdog over the high-profile data breach involving consultancy Cambridge Analytica could come to an end as soon as next week, MLex has learned....
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