The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that a clause in Facebook’s terms of use is “unenforceable” in this country, clearing the way for a Vancouver woman to sue the social media giant for what she claims was a breach of her privacy.
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Facebook had argued that its terms of use require that disputes be resolved in California, where it’s based, according to California law.
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In a 4-3 decision issued on Friday, the Supreme Court ruled that clause unenforceable in Canada.
Douez’s proposed class-action lawsuit includes all B.C. residents who had their name or picture used in sponsored stories. The estimated size of the class is 1.8 million people.