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Agreed, it seems like a disproportionate response. Handling the situation quietly when the court case was filed might have avoided this bad-for-Meta legal prec
by ayoubd 3y ago
Agreed, it seems like a disproportionate response.
Handling the situation quietly when the court case was filed might have avoided this bad-for-Meta legal precedent. Taking it to trial seems like the most risky move, I'm interested if anyone can see Meta's legal logic here.
- cube00 3y agoLawyers don't get paid if the issue is resolved internally by support teams.
- OkGoDoIt 3y agoThat’s assuming Meta has support teams. I’ve yet to see evidence of that. I once had to solve a Facebook business page issue that went unanswered for a year, and the only way I got it moving was to send a legal threat to Meta on a lawyer’s letterhead. Ended up solving the problem with a couple weeks.
- nerdponx 3y agoDid they assume they would win?