Facebook gave Netflix all your private messages on Messenger in exchange for all your watch history, while Netflix paid them $100M+ for ads. Meta will sell your data at a heartbeat for profit." Furthermore, Netflix's delay in proceedings regarding Advertiser Plaintiffs' subpoena has drawn criticism. Despite suggesting preparations for a substantial document production, Netflix has failed to produce anything relevant, raising questions about its commitment to transparency. The case revolves around allegations of monopoly maintenance, with Facebook accused of engaging in exclusionary conduct to maintain its dominance. The implications of Meta's data-for-ads scheme extend beyond commercial transactions, highlighting systemic issues within the tech industry where user privacy is often compromised in pursuit of profit and market dominance. Regulators and lawmakers are urged to take decisive action to hold companies like Meta accountable and safeguard consumer privacy rights.