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I do not understand what leg the FTC has to stand on in this case at all.

I know the company is quite unpopular, but from an objective legal standpoint I don't see how you can make an antitrust/anticompetitive argument here.



They don't need to be a literal monopoly to be guilty of anti-competitive practices.


FTC does in fact need to show (directly or through indirect evidence) that Meta has monopoly power in a relevant market and that it abused that power in order to win a Section 2 case.

If the relevant market ends up including TikTok or YouTube, FTC will be unable to make that showing.




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