A Multi Billion Dollar Legal Suit for Facebook Photo-Scanning

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Facebook soon has to pay for the deed in which they were actually involved. In short, they have to pay the price for invading user’s privacy. This Monday, the federal judge has given his decision over the litigation submitted by users in the court and filed a legal suit against Facebook for photo scanning scam. The decision has come in favor of users who were really frustrated with acts of Facebook which have completely voided the Illinois law. Gathering and storing biometric data on Facebook without taking consent of users is completely illegal.

The huge damage is expected to Facebook as the judge was completely impartial an unsympathetic for limiting the legal exposure. It is a huge probability of imposing the fine of multi-billion dollar fine on Facebook for violating the law.

It’s quite a good news for users who have won a class action status in privacy. This is very rare news and the good thing which happened is the real face of this social site has come upfront in public. Till now, no case has given so far in terms of Facebook history.

Till now Facebook persuades users to tag the friends on photos which they upload in the personal posts to circulate the message on a serious note or just for fun.

They used those photos to match with other photographs with the help of application or program named as the Deep face.

The majority of people are aware regarding the data collection strategy of Facebook, consequences keep getting attached in terms of data collection. Cort has recommended facebook to look at its privacy policy and make alterations or modifications taking into consideration user’s benefit so that no such activity can happen like what happened now.

Facebook actually consider that case has been filed by individuals but not by group. The only thing that hurts the most is that fine has been imposed on the Facebook. The word is hanging on their head with the threat of multi-billion dollar fine that can severely impact the growth of social media podium.

Though Facebook has moved the case from Illinois to San Fransisco, all their efforts went in vain. In turn, the judiciary has given its verdict that Facebook has earned a lot of money with the information collected by users and it's completely illegal on its part. Offering no support to users to fix their problems is the other crime. Had 24*7 Facebook Live chat support expert been available on the social media portal, it could have helped many users till now for getting their problems resolved on time.

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