How to claim your money from the Facebook class action settlement
Facebook has agreed to pay millions of dollars to its members for sharing their personal information without their permission.
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Facebook has agreed to pay millions of dollars to its members for sharing their personal information without their permission.
Quebec's Court of Appeals has granted permission for a class action lawsuit against Facebook to move ahead. Plaintiffs in the case allege that the social media giant engaged in discriminatory advertising practices on the basis of age, race and gender. They say targeted ads that appeared only to Facebook users falling in a pre-determined age, race or gender brackets may have privileged certain demographics over others when it comes to job and housing opportunities. Thousands of Quebec residents on Facebook since 2016 who have been hunting for jobs or housing on the site could be implicated ...
Under CIPA, a class action alleges Meta tracks Facebook and Instagram users’ online activity and communications with external third party websites by injecting JavaScript code into those sites. On the CIPA claim the Plaintiff, the plantiff seeks $5,000 per website visitor.
If you were an Facebook user in the U.S. between 2010 and 2011, a new, $90 million Facebook class action settlement could bring a payout your way.