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Meta says its not a monopoly, claims iMessage is more popular than Facebook Messenger
Social media giant Meta claims that it can't be considered a monopoly because iMessage outperforms Facebook Messenger on iOS.Meta claims it's not a monopoly because iMessage outperforms Facebook Messenger. Image Credit: MetaMeta, Facebook's parent company, has been dealing with an antitrust lawsuit for over four years. In December 2020, the FTC alleged that the social media giant engaged in anti-competitive practices and wanted to break up the company.The lawsuit itself was initially dismissed by a Federal Court Judge in June 2021, but the FTC filed a more robust and detailed complaint in 2022. The case is still ongoing, and now Meta has provided additional details and arguments. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Social media giant Meta claims that it can't be considered a monopoly because iMessage outperforms Facebook Messenger on iOS.
Meta claims it's not a monopoly because iMessage outperforms Facebook Messenger. Image Credit: Meta
Meta, Facebook's parent company, has been dealing with an antitrust lawsuit for over four years. In December 2020, the FTC alleged that the social media giant engaged in anti-competitive practices and wanted to break up the company.
The lawsuit itself was initially dismissed by a Federal Court Judge in June 2021, but the FTC filed a more robust and detailed complaint in 2022. The case is still ongoing, and now Meta has provided additional details and arguments.
Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Meta claims it's not a monopoly because iMessage outperforms Facebook Messenger. Image Credit: Meta
Meta, Facebook's parent company, has been dealing with an antitrust lawsuit for over four years. In December 2020, the FTC alleged that the social media giant engaged in anti-competitive practices and wanted to break up the company.
The lawsuit itself was initially dismissed by a Federal Court Judge in June 2021, but the FTC filed a more robust and detailed complaint in 2022. The case is still ongoing, and now Meta has provided additional details and arguments.
Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
