Class Members Oppose Meta’s Settlement: Genuine Or Scam? Read This

Did you receive the Class Members Oppose Meta’s Settlement email? It is not a scam. You received the mail because you filed a claim.

In case you don’t know people are unhappy about Meta Platforms’ plan to pay $725 million to settle issues about Facebook and the Cambridge Analytica data problem.

Who Is Eligible For The Class Members Oppose Meta’s Settlement

The facebook settlement is for all facebook users.

Here’s the scoop: the lawsuit is all about Facebook getting caught up in the Cambridge Analytica mess. They’re being accused of sharing people’s private info with others without asking, and all of this happened behind users’ backs. The aim? To mess with how people vote.

Just recently, on July 26th, two people who are part of the group in this whole thing raised some concerns. They’re saying that if you had more Facebook friends, your private info might have been shared more. And you know what? They think it’s not fair that everyone gets the same compensation, even though some took more risk. These two, Stewart Harris and Ryan Cino, want changes made to the deal in the end.

How Much Is The Settlement

A judge named Vince Chhabria said it’s cool for Meta Platforms to pay $725 million to make things right. This cash will go to about 250 to 280 million folks in the U.S. who used Facebook between 2007 and 2022. The whole problem started because Facebook shared people’s private stuff without asking, all so they could mess with how folks vote.

How To File A Claim

They had previously  come to an agreement in principle with Meta Platforms which is now being revisited .

Conclusion

In conclusion  In re: Facebook Inc. Consumer Privacy User Profile Litigation, Case No. 3:18-md-02843, class action lawsuit is not a scam. Just like Hometrust mortgage settelement, People are unhappy about Meta Platforms’ plan to pay $725 million to settle issues about Facebook and the Cambridge Analytica data problem.