"Mark S. Zuckerberg, an Indiana bankruptcy lawyer, is suing Meta, claiming the tech company disabled his commercial Facebook account for "impersonating a celebrity," ostensibly Meta founder and CEO Mark E. Zuckerberg. Meanwhile, the company allegedly kept the $11,000 Zuckerberg spent advertising his law firm on the platform. Zuckerberg told Fortune his defunct account put his law practice at a competitive disadvantage."
"Lawyer Mark S. Zuckerberg sued Meta this week, claiming the company breached its contract by repeatedly disabling Zuckerberg's personal and commercial accounts while continuing to accept payments for advertisements of Zuckerberg's law firm. According to the lawsuit, Meta has disabled Zuckerberg's pages a total of nine times in the last eight years, including five times for his commercial account and four times for his personal page."
An Indiana bankruptcy lawyer, Mark S. Zuckerberg, sued Meta after repeated Facebook account suspensions that Meta allegedly attributed to "impersonating a celebrity" and not using an "authentic name." Meta reportedly disabled his pages nine times over eight years, including five commercial and four personal suspensions. The company allegedly continued accepting advertising payments and kept about $11,000 spent promoting his law firm. Meta allegedly required scans of a driver's license and credit card and videos showing his face, and sometimes took four to six months to reinstate accounts. The lawyer says the suspensions caused a competitive disadvantage for his practice.
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