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Isgur v. Meta Platforms, Inc.
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3:24-cv-06559
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January 27, 2026
Facebook Users' Suit Over Hacked Accounts Tossed, For Now
A California federal judge tossed with leave to amend Monday a proposed class action alleging Meta lets hackers take over users' Facebook accounts while profiting from users' data, finding that the consumers fail to allege a viable contract breach, but allowing them another shot at amending their theory of liability.
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October 15, 2025
Meta Likely Can't Nix Users' Claims It Profited Off Hackers
A California federal judge said Wednesday that he's not inclined to grant Meta's request to toss a putative class action claiming the company lets hackers take control of Facebook accounts while it still profits from users' data, but said he'd trim a "plausible" breach of contract claim with leave to amend.