On January 21, 2016, Boekx lawyers, in collaboration with PILP and other advocacy organizations and two individual users of Facebook, wrote another letter to Facebook. The letter asks Facebook to publicly get involved in the political discussion between the United States and the European Union about privacy protection. Find the official press release from Boekx Lawyers here.
Another letter to Facebook after lack of official response
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