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Facebook Tracking Settlement Payment

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Wow, didn't see this coming. What a surprise! My wife got a whopping $4.01 from the Facebook Tracking class action settlement. That won't even get a cup of coffee today.
 
I got $13.46, and I don't even use my personal page. Had to have one several years ago to keep my business page.
 
I went back and discovered my wife received about $40 from a the same or similar settlement in April. Perhaps the $4.01 is just them distributing remaining funds?
 
Google, a company whose business model is to collect and sell your personal data, paid out over a billion dollar in a case brought by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton for violating the privacy of Texans. I wonder how that is being distributed? It couldn't have happened to a more appropriate bunch of thugs than Google.
 
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