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Brazilian court penalizes Meta over election disclosures
Latest · Meta Faces $880 Million Fine in Italy Over Unauthorized Access to Facebook Photos (gulfnews.com)
Brazil’s top electoral court fined Meta on November 10 over its compliance with orders during the presidential election, according to The Rio Times and…
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First published 20:30 UTC, 11 November 2026 · Updated 17:12 UTC, 14 November 2026
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Brazil’s top electoral court fined Meta on November 10 over its compliance with orders during the presidential election, according to The Rio Times and WRAL.com. Anadolu Agency put the penalty at $1.34 million, while DW and WRAL.com reported about $1.3 million. DW reported that the court found no evidence of intent to influence the election and that Meta said it would defend itself against what it called false allegations; the reports do not detail the full court ruling.
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Live timeline 18 headlines
14 November 2026
- 17:07gulfnews.com · Meta Faces $880 Million Fine in Italy Over Unauthorized Access to Facebook Photos Original ↗
- 16:07digg.com · Italy fines Meta €805 million over Facebook's Android gallery access Original ↗
- 14:37NaturalNews.com · Brazil Election Court Asks Meta to Explain Fact-Checking Changes Ahead of 2026 Vote Original ↗
- 03:48The Vermilion · Brazil, Meta fined 1.2 million: "He favored Bolsonaro in the presidential elections" Original ↗
12 November 2026
- 17:37surinametimes.com · Brazil electoral court fines Meta $1.3 mn in Lula-Bolsonaro spat Original ↗
- 11:24tert.am · Brazil's electoral court fines Meta $1.3M for noncompliance Original ↗
- 08:39Canadian Lawyer · Facebook fined US$1.3 million following Brazil's presidential election Original ↗
- 06:15The Rio Times · Brazil Fines Meta US$1.3 Million Original ↗
11 November 2026
- 22:09ABC News · · also on 1 other siteBrazil fines Facebook $1.3M for failing to comply with court orders during election Original ↗
- 18:20chicoer.com · · also on 9 other sitesBrazil fines Facebook $1.3M for failing to comply with court orders Original ↗
- 17:52WRAL.com · · also on 16 other sitesBrazil fines Facebook $1.3 million for failing to comply with court orders during election Original ↗
- 17:37Anadolu Agency · · also on 1 other siteBrazil fines Meta $1.34M for incomplete election disclosures Original ↗
- 15:17DW · Brazil: Electoral court fines Meta $1.3M for noncompliance Original ↗
- 14:25Indiatimes · 'No deliberate action to unbalance election': Brazil's top electoral court fines Meta for non-compliance Original ↗
- 13:25thestar.com.my · · also on 1 other siteBrazil electoral court fines Meta, sees no deliberate election bias Original ↗
- 06:41EconoTimes · Brazil's Electoral Court Fines Meta $1.3 Million in Election Dispute Original ↗
- 06:17The Rio Times · Brazil Court Fines Meta US$1.3 Million Original ↗
- 03:49Free Malaysia Today | FMT · Brazil electoral court fines Meta US$1.3mil in Lula-Bolsonaro spat Original ↗
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