Europeans affected by Facebook leak urged to join mass action lawsuit

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Irish civil rights group Digital Rights Ireland says affected people could be awarded between €300 and €12,000

Social media giant Facebook is facing a mass action lawsuit in Europe over the recently reported data leak, which exposed the personal details of more than 530 million users online. Irish civil ...

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