By Mike Swift ( March 31, 2022, 20:43 GMT | Insight) -- Facebook’s offer to pay $90 million to settle litigation filed more than a decade ago, alleging that the social media giant violated federal wiretap laws by deploying millions of trackers across the Internet in the form of the Facebook “Like” button, will get preliminary approval, a California judge said. Facebook’s offer to pay $90 million to settle litigation filed more than a decade ago, alleging that the social media giant violated federal wiretap laws by deploying millions of trackers across the Internet in the form of the Facebook “Like” button, will get preliminary approval, a California judge said. ...
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