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A US jury on Wednesday ordered Meta to pay $174.5 million for violating live-streaming patents developed by a US Army veteran seeking to fix shortcomings in
The parent company of Facebook and Instagram was ordered to pay nearly $175 million for violating patents held by the maker of a push-to-talk app founded by a former Green Beret who had sought to solve battlefield communications problems he encountered in Afghanistan.
Meta Platforms' Facebook Live and Instagram Live violated patents held by Voxer, a push-to-talk app company founded by a Green Beret, a jury found.
The company intends to contest a ruling in favor of Walkie Talkie app maker Voxer..
Meta infringes Voxer live streaming patents - to pay $175 million. The company is now trying to appeal the decision of the court