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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>WASHINGTON: The U.S. Federal Trade Commission<\/a> said on Wednesday that a federal court should allow an antitrust lawsuit it filed against Facebook<\/a> to go forward as the company has \"interfered with the competitive process by targeting nascent threats through exclusionary conduct.\"

In August the
FTC<\/a> refreshed its antitrust case against Facebook, now Meta Platforms<\/a>, adding detail on the accusation the social media company crushed or bought rivals and asking a judge to force it to sell Instagram and WhatsApp.

The lawsuit represents one of the most significant challenges the FTC has brought against a tech company in decades, and is being closely watched as Washington aims to tackle Big Tech's extensive market power.

In a filing with the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, the FTC said that for more than a decade, Facebook's market share - for example, more than 70% of daily active users - exceed the levels needed to establish monopoly power.

It said that Facebook sought to maintain its monopoly position by buying photo-sharing app Instagram and secure messaging app WhatsApp.

Meta<\/a> disagreed.

\"The FTC has once again brought a monopolization case without a monopolist. Its claims ignore the reality that people have more choices than ever before in how they share, connect, and communicate, and its second complaint should be dismissed just like the first,\" a Meta spokesperson said in a statement.

The FTC also argued that Facebook was wrong to ask that Chair
Lina Khan<\/a> be recused from voting to approve the amended complaint. The FTC said it was originally filed before she was nominated to the commission and it would be the court, not the commission, which decided the case.

Facebook had said that Khan prejudged the case because of her previous work.

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美国联邦贸易委员会说,法院应该允许对Facebook进行反垄断诉讼

联邦贸易委员会8月刷新反垄断案Facebook,现在元平台,添加细节指责社会媒体公司压碎或购买竞争对手和要求法官迫使它出售Instagram WhatsApp。

  • 更新于2021年11月18日08:36点坚持
华盛顿:美国联邦贸易委员会周三表示,应该允许联邦法院提起的反垄断诉讼脸谱网前进的公司”干扰竞争过程通过排除针对新生威胁的行为。”

今年8月,联邦贸易委员会现在刷新反垄断案Facebook元平台,添加细节在社交媒体公司指控碾碎或购买竞争对手和要求法官迫使它出售Instagram WhatsApp。

诉讼代表最重要的挑战之一联邦贸易委员会带来了几十年来对科技公司,和正在密切关注华盛顿的目标是解决大型技术广泛的市场力量。

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在一份提交给美国地区法院哥伦比亚特区联邦贸易委员会说,十多年了,——例如,Facebook的市场份额超过70%的每日活跃用户,超过所需的水平建立垄断权力。

它说,Facebook试图维持其垄断地位通过购买照片分享应用Instagram WhatsApp和安全通讯应用。

不同意。

“联邦贸易委员会再次没有垄断的垄断情况。其忽略现实,人们有更多的选择比以往任何时候都在如何分享,连接,和交流,和第二次投诉应该解雇和第一个一样,“元发言人在一份声明中说。

联邦贸易委员会还认为,Facebook是错误的问那把椅子莉娜汗在投票批准修改上采取回避投诉。联邦贸易委员会说,它最初提起之前她被提名委员会和法院,而不是委员会决定的情况。

Facebook说,汗预先判断,因为她以前的工作。

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>WASHINGTON: The U.S. Federal Trade Commission<\/a> said on Wednesday that a federal court should allow an antitrust lawsuit it filed against Facebook<\/a> to go forward as the company has \"interfered with the competitive process by targeting nascent threats through exclusionary conduct.\"

In August the
FTC<\/a> refreshed its antitrust case against Facebook, now Meta Platforms<\/a>, adding detail on the accusation the social media company crushed or bought rivals and asking a judge to force it to sell Instagram and WhatsApp.

The lawsuit represents one of the most significant challenges the FTC has brought against a tech company in decades, and is being closely watched as Washington aims to tackle Big Tech's extensive market power.

In a filing with the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, the FTC said that for more than a decade, Facebook's market share - for example, more than 70% of daily active users - exceed the levels needed to establish monopoly power.

It said that Facebook sought to maintain its monopoly position by buying photo-sharing app Instagram and secure messaging app WhatsApp.

Meta<\/a> disagreed.

\"The FTC has once again brought a monopolization case without a monopolist. Its claims ignore the reality that people have more choices than ever before in how they share, connect, and communicate, and its second complaint should be dismissed just like the first,\" a Meta spokesperson said in a statement.

The FTC also argued that Facebook was wrong to ask that Chair
Lina Khan<\/a> be recused from voting to approve the amended complaint. The FTC said it was originally filed before she was nominated to the commission and it would be the court, not the commission, which decided the case.

Facebook had said that Khan prejudged the case because of her previous work.

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