Whether websites constitute places of public accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act and whether social media platforms can be held liable for tracking user data after logout

QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1. DEFENDANTS MUST HAVE FACEBOOK ACCESSIBLE TO DISABLED INDIVIDUALS. WEBSITES ARE A PLACE OF PUBLIC ACCOMMODATION AND A PRIMARY PLACE OF BUSINESS FOR MANY COMPANIES AND A PHYSICAL BUILDING IS NOT REQUIRED. 2. Facebook is not allowed to invade privacy and track an individual after they log off of Facebook and are not immune for negligence under section 230. 3. Mark Zuckerburg should be held liable for damages ; under alter ego status. 4. Facebook should be held liable for fraud.