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The claim has been filed with the High Court in London and alleges Facebook allowed an app to access the personal information of users without their consent.
By Press Association 2021 Facebook on a phone A mass legal action has been launched on behalf of at least one million UK Facebook users over claims that the social media giant failed to protect their personal data. The representative claim has been filed with the High Court in London and alleges that Facebook allowed a third-party app to access the personal information of users without their knowledge or consent between November 2013 and May 2015. It is claimed the social network’s settings permitted the app, called This Is Your Digita...
More than one million Facebook users have been attached to the lawsuit, which has been filed in the High Court