Meta Challenges FTC's Antitrust Claim
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Meta argues enshittification isn’t real in bid to toss FTC monopoly trial
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Meta says the FTC failed to prove that the company had monopoly power.
The FTC closed its monopoly case against the company on Thursday .
The company says there's no precedent for an antitrust claim rooted in this alleged harm.
"The FTC has no proof that Meta has monopoly power," Meta argues.
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