I'm suing facebook.

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#146320936Thursday, September 18, 2014 8:36 PM GMT

Check their terms of conditions. If a statement is said. "By using our service we may use it to access a point at any given time." The gg.

Fauxtillion

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#146320992Thursday, September 18, 2014 8:37 PM GMT

there wouldn't be a case here considering the fact that to use facebook you need to sign terms of service to use the product i know that the play store requires all apps to specifically state which permissions on your phone they have access to, i don't know if apple does the same thing but if they don't that's kind of an issue

squidboi2

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#146321085Thursday, September 18, 2014 8:38 PM GMT

good luck getting a lawyer that can beat facebook, lol.

2Spook4Me

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#146321929Thursday, September 18, 2014 8:48 PM GMT

you guys don't realize the sarcasm you think im smart enough to read terms and conditions xd

beloxy

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#146322238Thursday, September 18, 2014 8:53 PM GMT

Assuming you're on Android, when you sign up for a Google account that contract was it stated inside. If you're on the far superior platform, iOS, then it asks you for access up front :3.

ConfederateJesus

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#146329059Thursday, September 18, 2014 10:26 PM GMT

"Assuming you're on Android, when you sign up for a Google account that contract was it stated inside. If you're on the far superior platform, iOS, then it asks you for access up front :3." I wouldn't say iOS isn't the superior platform. Android has a lot more functionality/customization and you can do a LOT more with it. I still use an iPhone though because I don't want to have to use SMS rather than iMessage w/ group messages.