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Admissibility of Austrian Student’s Facebook Class Action Lawsuit to Be Considered by Court

Posted on January 27, 2015June 30, 2025 by Dissent

AFP reports:

An Austrian court on Monday agreed to consider a class action lawsuit by 25,000 people against Facebook for alleged violations of their privacy.

“The hearing on April 9 will consider the admissibility of the lawsuit,” Beatrix Engelmann, a spokeswoman for the Vienna regional court for civil matters, told AFP.

The lawsuit was first filed in August and is being spearheaded by Max Schrems, a young Austrian law graduate who has been waging a David-against-Goliath battle against Facebook for several years.

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