Lawyer Mark Zuckerberg Initiates Lawsuit Against Facebook
In a unique turn of events, U.S. lawyer Mark S. Zuckerberg has filed a lawsuit against Meta Corporation, accusing the tech giant of impersonating him and repeatedly blocking his Facebook profiles.
Zuckerberg, who has been practicing law for 38 years, alleges that Meta breached their contract by not providing the agreed-upon consideration for his advertising expenses. The most recent block occurred in May of this year, and his page has not been reactivated since.
This is not the first time Zuckerberg has faced such an issue. The blockage of his account was reported by American and international media in 2011, and his business Facebook page has been blocked five times in the past eight years.
The lawyer from Indiana, who operates both a private and a business profile on Facebook, claims that Meta suspects him of impersonating the platform's founder of the same name. He is demanding the court to order Facebook to refrain from blocking his profiles.
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Zuckerberg has spent over $11,000 on Facebook ads over the years, and he has been practicing law for nearly four decades. His legal battle with Meta is a reminder of the complexities that arise when technology and law intersect.
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