In November 2015 Facebook was told by a Brussels court to stop tracking its users once they leave the Facebook site by using cookies. But the ruling contains some English words — cookie, homepage and browser among others. That, Facebook claims, is contrary to a Belgian law that says all rulings must be in the official languages of the country, and means the whole ruling must be annulled.
Sourse: Politico
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