Ninth Circuit Set to Decide High-Stakes Future of Calise v. Meta Platforms—What Could This Mean for Tech Giants?
“The initial complaint [in the District Court], which drew heavily from reports in The New York Times, BuzzFeed and other publications, alleged that Facebook’s sales force “aggressively” solicits ad sales in China, even though an internal study allegedly showed that nearly 30% of ads placed by China-based advertisers violated a Facebook policy.”[5]
CONSUMER FEDERATION OF AMERICA STEPS IN THE FRAY
“Meta has now come under attack by the Consumer Federation of America on similar contractual grounds. The CFA contends: “Meta makes these misrepresentations in its terms of service and community standards, scam prevention hub, press releases, and the media,” the watchdog adds. “None of Meta’s misrepresentations involve anything other than Meta’s own speech.”
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