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Meta to settle $725 million in privacy class action lawsuit. Here’s what to know
If you were a Facebook user at some point in the past 15 years, you may be receiving a payment from the popular social media site. Read More
Mark Zuckerberg sues Meta over Facebook suspensions — but not the one you think
Indianapolis attorney with same name as Meta CEO battles Facebook over repeated account lockouts spanning eight years of business disruption. Read More
Why Mark S. Zuckerberg Is Suing Facebook’s Parent Company, Meta
Facebook has repeatedly flagged his accounts, he says, for “impersonating” the company’s founder, Mark E. Zuckerberg. Read More
FTC Claims Meta Holds Unlawful Social Media Monopoly in Post-Trial Arguments
"Meta has no answer to trial evidence showing that it maintained its monopoly power by acquiring Instagram and WhatsApp," FTC attorneys alleged in post-trial court documents asking U.S. District Chief ... Read More
‘Mark Zuckerberg’ sues Meta for suspending his Facebook account
Indianapolis attorney Mark Zuckerberg said he’s suing Meta because the tech company run by a man who has the same name keeps suspending his account. Read More
Sonoma County sues Meta, other social media giants, blaming the firms for ‘distraction, depression, suicidality’ among youth

Sonoma County has joined a growing number of jurisdictions, filing a federal lawsuit under the Racketeering Act against a host of social media companies alleging their actions — and inactions — are ... Read More
Shasta County sues social media companies, claiming apps are addictive, harm teens
The lawsuit against Facebook, Instagram and Meta says the social media apps are intentionally addictive to teens. Read More
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