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Some of the same plaintiffs lawyers who reached a settlement with Facebook in March over ads for housing, employment and credit opportunities that excluded protected classes sued the company again claiming it still allows advertisers for financial services to discriminate against women and older users.
October 31, 2019 at 05:06 PM
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Updated at 2:55 pm PT on 10/31/19 with comment from a Facebook spokesperson.
Some of the plaintiffs lawyers who reached a sweeping settlement with Facebook Inc. earlier this year that forced changes in how the company allows advertisers to target promotions for housing, employment and credit opportunities sued the company again claiming it still allows advertisers for financial services to discriminate against women and older users.
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