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Meta Sues Israeli Company for Using Facebook Accounts to Scrape Data

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Meta Sues Israeli Company for Using Facebook Accounts to Scrape Data

Facebook’s parent company, Meta, is ready to take legal action against Voyager Labs, an Israeli company. Meta aims to prevent the Israeli surveillance company from accessing the company’s Facebook and Instagram.

In a statement by the company, it is confirmed that the Israeli company has collected data from more than 0.6 million Facebook and Instagram users. According to the lawsuit, data from these two platforms is collected through fake accounts.

In a counterattack, more than 38,000 accounts had already been blocked. According to the report of The Guardian, Voyager Labs used surveillance software for collecting data by unlawful means from Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, Instagram, and Telegram.

It is essential to know that plenty of software collects data without the user’s consent, and it is a crime in the law of every country.

Wali Khan
Khan is a news editor and technical content writer at BestKodiTips. Before this, he worked as a blog editor at various online platforms where he wrote mostly on streaming platforms such as Kodi, Netflix, Amazon FireTV Stick, etc. Apart from writing content, he is a national-level table tennis player and Swimmer. He also loves to play with data and get useful insights for stakeholders.

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