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Facebook could face massive lawsuit for unconscionable conduct Alana Tindale and Charlie Coe For Daily Mail Australia © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Facebook could be prosecuted for unconscionable conduct in Australia for its decision to wipe the pages of Australian businesses and charities. The tech giant has also opened itself up to class-action lawsuits, former head of Australia s consumer regulation body Professor Allan Fels has said. He also suggested the company could be charged a digital transaction tax, which would force the tech giants to lose a lot more money the proposed media code.  © Provided by Daily Mail Facebook could be prosecuted for unconscionable conduct in Australia for its decision to wipe the pages of Australian businesses and charities. Pictured: Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg

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