The brainchild of Mark Zuckerberg threaten Tribunal for scanning personal news users. In California the user filed a complaint for invasion of privacy by scanning their own news. He demanded to assign the claim the status of a collective and to force the social network to answer for such surveillance. The lawsuit against the social network user Matthew Campbell filed in 2013. We were talking about scanning personal news for all users for advertising purposes in order to calculate which hyperlinks to Internet sites ought to offer. Personal correspondence in addition to the confidential information contained in addition Internet links, and a similar scan is considered to be a violation of Federal law and the laws of the state of California. Facebook made a motion to reject the claim because the scanning its own news users is considered an exception in the law. They announced that the interception of data by Internet service providers during their normal operation, and complies with the privacy act the electronic communications (Electronic Communications Privacy Act). A California judge Phyllis Hamilton did not support the application of social network, because Facebook insufficient it explained. Accordingly, the court gave the complaint to the user the status of the class action, informs Reuters. But the court emphasizes that Facebook seemingly stopped similar practice in 2012, but still conducts analysis of some news "in order to protect against viruses and spam."