A proposta do Facebook de pagar US$ 20 milhões para encerrar uma ação judicial envolvendo o uso de perfis de usuários para promover marcas foi negado por um juiz federal nos Estados Unidos.
Segundo o site CNET, a oferta do site de relacionamentos era pagar US$ 10 milhões em honorários a advogados da ação coletiva e outros US$ 10 milhões a grupos de defesa da privacidade na internet.
No foco do processo, iniciado em abril de 2011, está o uso das "Curtidas" em produtos e serviços como anúncio de marcas, transformando os usuários em "garotos propaganda" involuntários.
Justificando a negativa, o processo diz que o Facebook não apresentou uma opção clara para que os usuários negassem o uso dos seus perfis no sistema, nem explicou como chegou ao número de US$ 20 milhões para propor o acordo.
Conforme a Justiça norte-americana, 100 milhões de pessoas tiveram seus dados, incluindo fotografias, utilizados indevidamente pelo Facebook.
Facebook's proposal to pay $ 20 million to settle a lawsuit involving the use of user profiles to promote brands was denied by a federal judge in the United States.
According to CNET, the offer of the social networking site was to pay $ 10 million in fees to lawyers of collective action and another $ 10 million to advocacy groups privacy on the Internet.
At the outbreak of the process, which began in April 2011, is the use of "Likes" on products and services such announcement marks, turning users into "poster child" involuntary.
Justifying the negative, the process says that Facebook has not provided a clear choice for users to deny the use of their profiles on the system, or explain how he got the number $ 20 million for the proposed agreement.
According to the American Justice, 100 million people had their data, including photographs, misused by Facebook.
According to CNET, the offer of the social networking site was to pay $ 10 million in fees to lawyers of collective action and another $ 10 million to advocacy groups privacy on the Internet.
At the outbreak of the process, which began in April 2011, is the use of "Likes" on products and services such announcement marks, turning users into "poster child" involuntary.
Justifying the negative, the process says that Facebook has not provided a clear choice for users to deny the use of their profiles on the system, or explain how he got the number $ 20 million for the proposed agreement.
According to the American Justice, 100 million people had their data, including photographs, misused by Facebook.
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