Facebook’s deal with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has cost Cambridge Analytics $ 5 billion for disclosing user data, according to a lawsuit filed by two shareholders in a lawsuit filed by the company’s shareholders’ lawsuit against the company’s refusal to personally prosecute Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg. State of Delaware. As reported PoliticoThe plaintiffs allege that Facebook agreed to impose a fine in excess of the required amount.

The plaintiffs allege that Marker Zuckerberg, Sheryl Sandleburg and other members of Facebook’s board agreed to a $ 1 billion contract with the FTC as a direct quid pro quo to protect Zuckerberg from personal liability. “The authors of the statement cite internal discussions between Facebook directors. Earlier, the court had ordered Facebook to provide information related to the case.

Facebook’s board of directors, in the opinion of shareholders, did not control Mr Zuckerberg’s “unlimited powers” but instead “paid billions of dollars from Facebook’s corporate coffers to avoid problems.”

The New York Times reported today that Mr. Zuckerberg had begun good news about the company on Facebook in August. According to sources, the idea started at the same meeting, after which Facebook changed its rhetoric and started apologizing for public corruption.

Journalists learned about the company’s internal affairs – in the material of “Commersant” “Facebook ripped.”