The panel unanimously ruled that the federal judge did not abuse his discretion when he approved the settlement and attorneys' fees.

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Sheryl Sandberg, former Chief Operating Officer of Meta Platforms, has been fined by a judge for deleting emails relevant to a lawsuit related to Facebook's Cambridge Analytica data breach.

Facebook attorneys argued the lost emails weren’t unique data Lawsuit is linked to $5 billion federal fine in privacy scandal A Delaware court sanctioned former Facebook director Sheryl Sandberg for ...

A Delaware judge has sanctioned Sheryl Sandberg, Meta’s former COO and board member, for allegedly deleting emails related to the Cambridge Analytica privacy scandal. The decision arises from a ...