Some of the text-message class actions were pretty justified as well imo. Besides straightforward spam (which like the old fax spam, costs recipients money), th

Some of the text-message class actions were pretty justified as well imo. Besides straightforward spam (which like the old fax spam, costs recipients money), there was a whole ecosystem of fraudulent sign-ups to subscription services (sometimes called "cramming"). The telcos were forced to stop enabling that (at least allowing people to opt out) after settling some class-action suits.