Thousands of pages of internal Facebook documents were published on Wednesday, shedding new light on how the company profited from user data and grappled with rivals.
The documents were collected as part of a lawsuit involving Facebook and a developer it took action against, and subsequently leaked.
Facebook has fought vigorously against the release of the documents, arguing that they presented an unbalanced picture of the company.

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FB LAWSUIT DOCS EXCERPTS:

>(February 2015 email from Facebook
employee Mary Ku confirming that seven dating apps (e.g. Tinder) received special API access to
APIs so PS12N would not break their apps, effectively carving up the entire dating market for 7
companies that made exorbitant neko ad purchases since 2012)

(January 2015
>engineering task with the subject “‘Apps Others Use’ privacy permissions do not persist after
turning Platform off/on.’” The task was created in October 2014, identifying an issue that at first