Meta Faces Liability in Cambridge Analytica Case; Banks Challenge Apple Pay Fees

Meta has been found liable by a jury for deceiving users in the Cambridge Analytica data scandal, marking a significant legal blow for the social media giant. This verdict underscores ongoing concerns about user privacy and data handling practices on large platforms.

In parallel, financial institutions are reportedly preparing to unite against Apple Pay's transaction fees. This move signals a growing resistance from banks and credit unions to the terms imposed by major tech companies for accessing their payment systems. Meanwhile, Google is testing new e-commerce integrations in India, and the debate around content monetization continues with a documentary about Elon Musk facing ad policy shifts and Pokémon card collecting devolving into intense online competition.