Instagram and Facebook users who bought video games from ea.com may have claims worth $2,500 per purchase.

Electronic Arts programmed ea.com to report customers' game purchases to Meta (Instagram and Facebook). Because the games include video "cut scenes", sharing game purchase information with third parties violates the federal Video Privacy Protection Act. Claimants could recover liquidated statutory damage of $2,500 per purchase.

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