Whats you opinion on this issue?

[Alex8736]

Facebook data sharing class action lawsuits overview:
Who: Consumers have recently filed class action lawsuits against Warner Bros., BuzzFeed, Sony, GameStop, the National Basketball Association, Bloomberg, AMC Networks and Realtor. com.
Why: The companies allegedly unlawfully shared the personally identifiable information of their customers and/or digital subscribers with Facebook without consent.
Where: The subscriber lawsuits were filed nationwide.

Consumers continue to file class action lawsuits against companies accused of unlawfully sharing their subscribers’ data with Facebook without prior express consent.

The complaints allege companies including Warner Bros., BuzzFeed, Sony, GameStop, the National Basketball Association, Bloomberg, AMC Networks and Realtor. com shared subscriber data with Facebook to monetize it by helping with targeted advertising.

Consumers have also claimed that companies improperly share subscriber data with the social networking platform to improve analytics tracking.

CNN. com subscriber claims Warner Bros. shared data with Facebook without consent
A CNN. com subscriber filed a class action lawsuit against parent company Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. this month over claims it shared her and other CNN. com subscribers personally identifiable information with Facebook without consent.

The subscriber behind the complaint argues that Warner Bros. violates the Video Privacy Protection Act (VPPA) by allegedly disclosing subscribers’ identities and personal video-watching data to Facebook.

[MCheetah]

I think online and offline privacy is a thing of the past and most people are fine with this (when they shouldn't be).