> This wasn’t simply Facebook hijacking random people’s traffic because they accepted the ToS or used the Facebook app
Do you have further insights or references on what was the "trigger condition"? This is a new case, separate to the previous litigation related to the VPN app.
It’s not really spelled out clearly in the article, but this was a specific program where people had to choose to opt-in in exchange for compensation.
This wasn’t simply Facebook hijacking random people’s traffic because they accepted the ToS or used the Facebook app
Not defending the program, but it’s not what a lot of comments are assuming.