And now, chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher.

Last year, we talked about Meda Facebook agreeing to a settlement over the Cambridge Analytica

case.

Now, they agreed to this settlement without admitting any wrongdoing.

Oh, okay, and that's the big takeaway from the announcement.

The settlement was for $725 million.

The scandal was about Cambridge Analytica and other third parties.

Meda Facebook gave access to private user information and misleading users about its

privacy practices.

So you have now, if you were a Facebook user or have an active account now, sometime

between May 24, 2007 and December 22, 2022, you're eligible to be part of this settlement

class, even if you've already, even if you've since deleted your accounts, okay?

So there's, it's not clear now how much of, how much settlement you're going to get.

I mean, you may get five bucks, but, or you may get, you know, a few thousand dollars.

The fund is going to be distributed to class members who submit valid claims based on

how long they had an active Facebook account during the relevant period.

So they have a link here to who file your complaint, I mean, submit your claim and, you know,

take a shot.

I mean, I'm thinking, look, 87 million people are not going to claim, put in a claim for

this class action settlement, right?

So you got to figure what, even if it's, even if it's 50, if it's 50 million, all right?

50 million goes into 725 million, what, a little over 14 times.

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