If you're a Facebook user, even if you haven't posted anything to your page in a year or so, you may qualify for some cash. It's all thanks to a class action settlement over how they used your ...

Meta, Facebook’s parent company, settled a myriad of privacy-related class-action lawsuits in December 2022 for approximately $725 million following allegations of allowing third-party agencies to ...

The average payment will be $29.43. Whether your payment is closer to $5 or $40 depends on how long you had a Facebook account during the class period. There’s a point system in place, with one point ...

Meta (Facebook's parent company) is paying $725 million to settle a class-action lawsuit over user privacy violations. Payments may range from $4.89 to $38.36, depending on account activity, according ...

In April 2023, online social media users began to wonder if a proposed class action settlement for $725 million in a case that alleged Facebook allowed user data to be shared with third-parties ...

Facebook probably owes you some cash after a recent class action. Here's how to apply for the Facebook class action settlement in Australia.

WASHINGTON — U.S. Facebook users have less than a month to apply for their share of a $725 million privacy settlement that parent company Meta agreed to pay late last year. Meta is paying to settle a ...

Everyone who used Facebook over the past 15 years qualifies for the $725 million class action lawsuit against Facebook. A class action lawsuit is when a group of people who’ve been wronged in a ...