Challenging Surveillance & Scams
Tech Justice Law confronts revenue models that depend on surveillance, behavioral targeting, and manipulation. As advertising moves into AI systems that simulate trust, authority, and intimacy, the risks intensify, and influence becomes invisible. We work to challenge these deceptive business practices and make clear that revenue models are not neutral design choices, but central determinants of risk, safety, and accountability.
Explore Our Monetization & Scams Work
Press Release
“Rampant, inexcusable harm”: Meta Faces Lawsuit Exposing Deliberate Profiteering From Scam Advertising
April 21, 2026
Tech Justice Law and Tycko & Zavareei File Class Action Suit on Behalf of Consumer Federation of America and Washington D.C. Consumers Against Meta for Deceiving…
Commentary
April 2026 Tech Litigation Roundup & Analysis: As Companies Monetize AI, Courts Will Weigh In
May 6, 2026
This Tech Litigation Roundup gathers and briefly analyzes notable lawsuits and court decisions across a variety of tech-and-law issues. Each roundup in 2026 will dive deep…
Press Release
TJLP Statement on OpenAI’s Announcement of ChatGPT’s Advertising Pivot
January 16, 2026
For Immediate Release: January 16, 2026 Contact: press@techjusticelaw.org Tech Justice Law Project Statement on OpenAI’s Announcement of ChatGPT’s Advertising Pivot Tech Justice Law Project (TJLP) Director of…
Press Release
TJLP Statement on the Introduction of ChatGPT Health
January 12, 2026
For Immediate Release: January 12, 2026 Contact: press@techjusticelaw.org Tech Justice Law Project Statement on the Introduction of ChatGPT Health Tech Justice Law Project (TJLP) Senior Staff Attorney…
Event
Tech Justice Law Co-Hosts First Annual Global Tech Litigation Convening in Cape Town, South Africa
December 15, 2025
The 2025 Global Tech Litigation Convening responded to the worldwide reach of tech companies by creating space for strategic coordination, network-building, and knowledge-sharing across borders. Co-hosted…