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Zuck stuck on Trump’s bad side: FTC appeals loss in Meta monopoly case

Ars Technica - Serving the Technologist since 1998. News, reviews, and analysis. • Publié le 21 janvier 2026

Zuck stuck on Trump’s bad side: FTC appeals loss in Meta monopoly case

FTC will appeal ruling that found Meta has no monopoly in social networking.

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