<ul><li>Meta, the parent company of Facebook, has been fined $100 million for storing passwords in plaintext, violating GDPR rules.</li><li>The Data Protection Commission (DPC) in Ireland found that Meta failed to implement proper security measures to protect user data.</li><li>Meta also neglected to manage security risks associated with the data it processed and stored in its database servers.</li><li>The company failed to report the disclosure of users' plaintext passwords in a timely manner, violating GDPR regulations.</li></ul>

Violation Of GDPR Rules : Meta was Fined $100M For Storing Password In Plaintext

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