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@Tokyo_Tom: Facebook was tricking 5-year olds into spend hundreds or thousands on platform games, then refusing to refund the charges when shocked parents found out. Facebook employees referred to big-spender kids as “whales”, and kept denying refunds �� revealnews.org/blog/a-judge-u…
@FrankPasquale: Facebook was tricking 5-year olds into spend hundreds or thousands on platform games, then refusing to refund the charges when shocked parents found out. Facebook employees referred to big-spender kids as “whales”, and kept denying refunds �� revealnews.org/blog/a-judge-u…
@cindygallop: So … @facebook just blocked an ad we tried to run for a recent story.
It happens to be a story about Facebook – specifically, how children racked up big charges while playing games on the platform. revealnews.org/blog/a-judge-u… pic.twitter.com/wRp5odrSIv
@cindygallop: SCOOP:
"In one of the unsealed documents, two @Facebook employees deny a refund request from a child, who they refer to as a “whale” – a term coined by the casino industry to describe profligate spenders." revealnews.org/blog/a-judge-u… pic.twitter.com/0j8rq7fZIJ
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