The settlement also established detailed procedures for Meta to notify the Office of Attorney General of Texas (OAG) of anticipated or ongoing conduct related to biometric data. As is typical, the settlement was not an admission of any violation or liability by Meta, but rather a compromise of disputed claims. The settlement was subject to the approval of the District Court, which issued the agreed final judgment on the same day as the filing of the settlement agreement. The agreed final judgment incorporated the terms of the settlement agreement and enjoined Meta from violating CUBI or DTPA in relation to biometric data.