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I feel the lawsuit has merit because Facebook acted in bad-faith with the permissions that they were given. For example, if I say yes to the "Allow Facebook to
by velobro 9y ago
I feel the lawsuit has merit because Facebook acted in bad-faith with the permissions that they were given.
For example, if I say yes to the "Allow Facebook to access your pictures" prompt when I want to send a single picture to a group chat, then I expect Facebook to simply use the permission to accomplish the task I wanted to do and send the single picture.
Instead Facebook takes that permission, scans every single picture on my phone and sends back data so Facebook can do facial recognition or any other type of image analysis.
We give Facebook an inch and they are taking miles.