The European Union’s top court is expected to rule on Friday in a case brought against Facebook’s parent company Meta over its handling of personal user data. The judges at the European Court of Justice (ECJ) in Luxembourg are to clarify to what extent personal data, including a user’s sexual orientation, may be used for advertising purposes. The case was brought by Austrian data protection activist Max Schrems, who has already won two major legal disputes against Facebook which transformed data exchange between the US and the EU. In the current case, Schrems had filed a complaint with an Aust…