“Meta has no reply to trial proof exhibiting that it maintained its monopoly energy by buying Instagram and WhatsApp,” FTC attorneys alleged in post-trial court docket paperwork asking U.S. District Chief Decide James E. Boasberg of the District of Columbia to seek out Meta Platforms answerable for alleged Sherman Act violations.
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FTC Claims Meta Holds Unlawful Social Media Monopoly in Post-Trial Arguments
