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Why Meta Faces Big Suit In US Filed By Over 40 States: 5 Points
Dozens of US states today filed a lawsuit accusing Facebook and Instagram owner Meta of profiting "from children's pain," damaging their mental health and misleading the public over the safety of its platforms. Over 40 states are suing Meta.
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Facebook Probably Owes You Money: Here's How You Can Claim It
Facebook's parent company Meta has agreed to pay a total of $725 million to its users to settle a lawsuit against it.
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Suit Says Google, Facebook Bosses Made Illegal Deal To Dominate Ad Market
Top bosses of Google and Facebook were directly involved in approving an allegedly illegal 2018 deal to cement their dominance of the online advertising market, US court documents revealed Friday.
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Facebook Overpaid $5 Billion in FTC Fine to Protect Mark Zuckerberg, Shareholders Reportedly Allege in New Lawsuit
Facebook shareholders have reportedly filed two new lawsuits in Delaware alleging that the company overpaid the US FTC fine by $5 billion just to shield Mark Zuckerberg from personal liability in the aftermath of the Cambridge Analytica probe.
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Facebook to Pay $650 Million in US Privacy Lawsuit Settlement
Facebook has agreed to pay $650 million to settle a privacy lawsuit in the US over allegedly using photo face-tagging and other biometric data without the permission of its users.
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Facebook To Pay $52 Million Settlement For Trauma To Content Reviewers
Facebook has agreed to a $52 million court settlement to compensate content moderators who suffered mental trauma from the graphic and violent images they were required to review, plaintiff lawyers said Tuesday.
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Facebook Sued in US Federal Court for Alleged Anti-Competitive Conduct
Four companies sued Facebook Inc in US federal court on Thursday for alleged anticompetitive conduct, saying the social network inappropriately revoked developer access to its platform in order to harm prospective competitors.
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Facebook, Responding To Lawsuit, Says Sex Trafficking Banned On Site
Facebook said on Wednesday in response to a lawsuit accusing it of not doing enough to protect users from human traffickers that it works internally and externally to thwart such predators.
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Facebook, Cambridge Analytica Sued in US by Users Over Data Harvesting
Facebook and Cambridge Analytica have been sued in the US for obtaining information belonging to 50 million of the social media company's users without permission.
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Facebook Class Action Lawsuit by Privacy Activist Max Schrems Rejected by EU Court
The Court of Justice of the European Union (ECJ) said Max Schrems could bring a case against Facebook under consumer law as an individual.
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Facebook Face-Tagging in Photos Targeted in Lawsuit
A lawsuit filed by three Illinois residents under the auspices of the state's Biometric Information Privacy Act can proceed.
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Facebook Lawsuit Against Fugitive's Lawyers Is Thrown Out
A New York state appeals court on Tuesday threw out Facebook Inc's unusual malicious prosecution lawsuit against DLA Piper and other law firms that have represented a fugitive who claimed a 50 percent stake in the social media company.
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Austria's Top Court to Decide Whether to Allow Facebook Class Action Lawsuit
At issue is whether the claims can be combined into one in Austrian courts.
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Austrian Student's Privacy Battle Against Facebook Suffers Setback
The social media giant hailed the ruling, saying it showed the class-action lawsuit had been unnecessary.
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Austrian Student's Lawsuit Versus Facebook Bogged Down in Procedure
The first day of hearings began with a four-hour session in which Facebook's lawyers tried to convince the judge not to admit the suit.
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Why Meta Faces Big Suit In US Filed By Over 40 States: 5 Points
Dozens of US states today filed a lawsuit accusing Facebook and Instagram owner Meta of profiting "from children's pain," damaging their mental health and misleading the public over the safety of its platforms. Over 40 states are suing Meta.
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Facebook Probably Owes You Money: Here's How You Can Claim It
Facebook's parent company Meta has agreed to pay a total of $725 million to its users to settle a lawsuit against it.
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Suit Says Google, Facebook Bosses Made Illegal Deal To Dominate Ad Market
Top bosses of Google and Facebook were directly involved in approving an allegedly illegal 2018 deal to cement their dominance of the online advertising market, US court documents revealed Friday.
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Facebook Overpaid $5 Billion in FTC Fine to Protect Mark Zuckerberg, Shareholders Reportedly Allege in New Lawsuit
Facebook shareholders have reportedly filed two new lawsuits in Delaware alleging that the company overpaid the US FTC fine by $5 billion just to shield Mark Zuckerberg from personal liability in the aftermath of the Cambridge Analytica probe.
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Facebook to Pay $650 Million in US Privacy Lawsuit Settlement
Facebook has agreed to pay $650 million to settle a privacy lawsuit in the US over allegedly using photo face-tagging and other biometric data without the permission of its users.
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Facebook To Pay $52 Million Settlement For Trauma To Content Reviewers
Facebook has agreed to a $52 million court settlement to compensate content moderators who suffered mental trauma from the graphic and violent images they were required to review, plaintiff lawyers said Tuesday.
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Facebook Sued in US Federal Court for Alleged Anti-Competitive Conduct
Four companies sued Facebook Inc in US federal court on Thursday for alleged anticompetitive conduct, saying the social network inappropriately revoked developer access to its platform in order to harm prospective competitors.
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Facebook, Responding To Lawsuit, Says Sex Trafficking Banned On Site
Facebook said on Wednesday in response to a lawsuit accusing it of not doing enough to protect users from human traffickers that it works internally and externally to thwart such predators.
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Facebook, Cambridge Analytica Sued in US by Users Over Data Harvesting
Facebook and Cambridge Analytica have been sued in the US for obtaining information belonging to 50 million of the social media company's users without permission.
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Facebook Class Action Lawsuit by Privacy Activist Max Schrems Rejected by EU Court
The Court of Justice of the European Union (ECJ) said Max Schrems could bring a case against Facebook under consumer law as an individual.
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Facebook Face-Tagging in Photos Targeted in Lawsuit
A lawsuit filed by three Illinois residents under the auspices of the state's Biometric Information Privacy Act can proceed.
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Facebook Lawsuit Against Fugitive's Lawyers Is Thrown Out
A New York state appeals court on Tuesday threw out Facebook Inc's unusual malicious prosecution lawsuit against DLA Piper and other law firms that have represented a fugitive who claimed a 50 percent stake in the social media company.
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Austria's Top Court to Decide Whether to Allow Facebook Class Action Lawsuit
At issue is whether the claims can be combined into one in Austrian courts.
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Austrian Student's Privacy Battle Against Facebook Suffers Setback
The social media giant hailed the ruling, saying it showed the class-action lawsuit had been unnecessary.
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Austrian Student's Lawsuit Versus Facebook Bogged Down in Procedure
The first day of hearings began with a four-hour session in which Facebook's lawyers tried to convince the judge not to admit the suit.
