OT: Meta (formerly Facebook) agrees to pay $90 Million in Data Privacy Class Action Settlement

• Meta will pay $90 million to settle a 10 year old lawsuit alleging Fecebook kept tracking user data after users had logged off the platform.
• The 2012 suit said Facebook used plug-ins and cookies to track visits to third-party websites containing "like" buttons.
• If approved, this would be one of the 10 biggest data privacy class action settlements ever.

Meta agrees to pay $90 million to settle a lawsuit alleging Facebook kept tracking users after they logged off (msn.com)

Mark Zuckerberg also rolled out new company values on Tuesday, including one based on a maritime saying, "Meta, Metamates, Me" to reflect the naval adage of putting ship and crew first.   The updated values come after Meta's rebrand and an abysmal valuation wipeout this month.

Mark Zuckerberg wants his employees to be 'Metamates,' putting their 'ship' and crew before themselves (msn.com)