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Does this mean I can sue Facebook because, despite my (unreasonable) demands they stop showing me fake news and ads for crypto-mining mobile games that pretend
by wyqydsyq 7y ago
Does this mean I can sue Facebook because, despite my (unreasonable) demands they stop showing me fake news and ads for crypto-mining mobile games that pretend to be affiliated with legitimate news sources or the games they're knocking off, they haven't stopped?
I think that's a pretty comparable analogy because in both cases, a party is being unreasonably expected to police third-party content provided through their platform/business, or else be sued for failing to do something completely infeasible.
- sbarre 7y agoThe difference is that (I assume) you don't have billions of dollars.
- forgingahead 7y agoYou can (almost) do whatever you want, when you have enough money for it.
- antpls 7y agoCouldn't fb's users start a kind of grouped judicial procedure ? A "class action" ? (I'm not a lawyer and not American)
- tehbeard 7y agoThere's most likely an arbitration clause to try and stop that in the EULA. Depending on your jurisdiction that might not apply though. Still got the billion dollar lawyer army to get through.
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