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Did anybody ever sued a FAANG for this sort of things (or the ToS that allow them) and got a ruling?

• nullc 4y ago
  It doesn't matter what the rules say-- these companies have legal departments better funded than those of states. They can just tie you up in expensive litigation for the rest of their life. They're largely immune to oversight by the courts as a result, which is presumably a part of why they behave this way.