Instagram hit with class action lawsuit over new TOS

This is a pretty pathetic piece of journalism. They don't have a copy of the actual complaint (and may not have bothered to see it), and finish with:

> Let us know in the comments if you think Funes' case has merit.

Finding out whether the suit has merit is your job, Madam Journalist. Try interviewing lawyers at some business and consumer groups.

This is SOP for tech journalism - throw out some inaccuracies to goad people into offering corrections, leaving some gaping holes, maybe a bit of ad hominem here and there to incite some rage, then corral people into your comment section for even more precioussss page views.

Zoe Fox (the author) probably has a quota of articles to hit and cranking out anything but the barest impersonation of journalism would cause her to fall behind.

The tragedy is that people still give views to these shoddy content mills.

This CNN article appears to be a re-post of the Mashable article, linked on Hackernews here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4963838

Yesterdays version.

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4963838

What, exactly, can you sue a free service that is proposing some new TOS for?