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      Profile Technology Ltd Files Complaint Against Facebook for Unfair, Illegal, and Deceptive Business Practices

      DateWednesday, October 10, 2012 at 02:34PM

      Profile Technology Ltd today filed a lawsuit in Superior Court in California alleging that Facebook acted illegally by terminating a 2008 custom agreement that gave Profile's search engine and social networking site access to public Facebook data. The complaint further alleges that when Profile resisted Facebook demands for a lopsided new agreement Facebook retaliated against Profile by turning off Profile apps and spreading misinformation causing significant injury to Profile. The complaint asks for damages and injunctive relief according to proof and can be found here.

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