Facebook users who bought movies or video games from Target.com may have a privacy claim worth $2,500
Our investigation shows that when Facebook users purchased movies or video games from Target.com, the site code (Facebook pixel) caused users' browsers' to send users' Facebook IDs and Product IDs to Facebook. Sharing private video purchase information without the consumer's consent is illegal and actionable under the Video Privacy Protection Act. Violations can be worth $2,500.
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If you have a Facebook account and bought a DVD, Blu-ray, or video game from Target.com, this is a chance to stand up for your privacy. Click the "I WANT TO FIGHT FOR MY PRIVACY" button and we will instantly tell you what we think of your case.
Note: The FAQs inside the site are available to those who qualify. You can and should read them before signing our fee agreement.
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