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“In court, however, its lawyers are less focused on proving the allegations false than arguing that, even if true, Meta itself would be shielded from liability.”

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The suit says Meta staff used a terrorism database to blacklist OnlyFans’ competitors in exchange for payments. OnlyFans’ own lawyers then leaked the names, including Nick Clegg, by failing to redact a filing. Meta’s lawyers lead with “even if true, we’re shielded.” That’s the liability playbook, and it says nothing about whether it happened.