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"There is a current class action lawsuit against Meta in which court documents include claims that the company had breached the Wiretap Act."

This is not a wiretapping case. The claims are all for violations of the Sherman Act. Plaintiffs' attorneys _incidentally_ found evidence during discovery that Facebook may have breached the Wiretap Act. There are no wiretapping claims. It is an antitrust case.

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Doesn't this violate the DMCA too? This is circumventing an encrypted system.

Does the DMCA not have enough teeth for something on this scale? Maybe an issue of standing or provable-damages? Did the plaintiffs forget about it? Curious and confused.

Thanks, I have modified the wording and also quoted you and linked this HN post on the blog page.

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