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Facebook Sues South Korean Analytics Company to Send a 'Message' That It Means Business Now

Facebook has filed a lawsuit in opposition to South Korean information analytics corporate Rankwave over a breach of contract after the corporate allegedly failed to turn out that it used to be complying with Facebook’s information insurance policies.
Facebook has filed a lawsuit against South Korean data analytics company Rankwave over a breach of contract after the company allegedly failed to prove that it was complying with Facebook’s data policies.

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Author: Catie Keck

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