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Should Facebook be broken up due to anti-trust concerns?

With their complete dominance in the industry, the complete breadth of user information and data that they indirectly sell for advertising, etc., this sure feels like a monopoly to me. When they acquire companies like Instagram, etc, how do they get that through anti-trust approvals??

  Topic Social Media Subtopic Facebook Tags anti-trust legislation regulation instagram facebook
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Peter Yeargin

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  1. Jess H. Brewer 1718

    No, they should be shut down for (a) being evil and (b) preventing everyone from actual socializing or getting any work done.  

    UTC 2020-08-29 07:35 PM 0 Comments

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