So. I'm not under the jurisdiction of the United States. I live in Ireland. I also have had the, em, odd run-in with Facebook. *coughs*.
This is from the filings in Six4Three v Facebook. 
Here's the same doc, unredacted.
Ars has the yarn here: arstechnica.com/tech-policy/20…
Let's keep going.
Note: this question was raised to Richard Allan this week at the House of Commons International Committee. (text is a bit disjointed due to footnotes)
Netflix apparently got special access. Tinder apparently negotiated on the use of the word "Moments"
footnote at the bottom
This is one of the key redacted allegations. It is yet to be proven, but the plaintiff claims internal emails prove it (Exhibit 3).
I think it's safe for @DamianCollins to release the full unredacted version of that particular PDF.
Poor redacting: not the first time someone gets a yarn from it. (I got some good ones this way)
It's worth noting. When Richard Allan was asked about it this week, here was his answer. He also incorrectly assumed the questions were based on the docs obtained by the committee.
