US EditionA man named Mark Zuckerberg – not that one – sues Meta
An Indiana attorney alleges Meta's repeated account suspensions caused over $11,000 in lost advertising revenue and disrupted his business communications.
- An Indiana lawyer named Mark Zuckerberg has filed a lawsuit against Meta for repeated suspensions of his accounts, claiming impersonation issues.
- Zuckerberg's accounts were suspended multiple times, interfering with his law practice and leading to a loss of $11,000 in advertising fees.
- He seeks compensation for lost advertising and legal fees related to the suspensions.
- Zuckerberg stated that his personal account was removed four times, and his business account was shut down five times over eight years.
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A lawyer from the U.S. state of Indiana is named just like the head of Meta. The same name has caused him trouble for years – and is said to have cost him a lot of money.
Mark S. Zuckerberg has a problem: his Facebook account is blocked over and over again. On the online network, one seems to think that the lawyer is pretending to be his famous namesake.
Mark Zuckerberg's Meta Keeps Suspending Mark Zuckerberg, Esq., From Facebook — and Now He's Suing
Mark Zuckerberg, an attorney in Indianapolis, Indiana, says Meta keeps disabling his paid business pages, accusing him of "impersonating a celebrity." Now he's suing the company.
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