Where can I read more about this? Quick search turns up nothing for me

https://www.theverge.com/news/823191/meta-ftc-antitrust-tria...

It is actually a monumental case ruling, and for some reason it wasnt reported or discussed here. Lina Khan's FTC has lost both their marquee cases now (Google, Meta)

> Meta won a landmark antitrust battle with the Federal Trade Commission on Tuesday after a federal judge ruled it has not monopolized the social media market at the center of the case.

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xvector 2 hours ago | parent [-]

Wasn't the case here really weak to begin with? I remember reading the FTC's initial filings and they just sounded absurd. The very premise that Meta didn't face meaningful competition from TikTok was a farce.

I'm not very happy with Lina Khan after she killed our only remaining low cost airline carrier. And killed iRobot to let Roborock, a a Chinese company, take over.

She "stood up" to big tech, failed, and her remaining legacy is destroying American businesses that people actually relied on. Literally no value was added, but a bunch was subtracted. I never understood the hype for her.

	▲	BeetleB a minute ago \| parent [-]
		> The very premise that Meta didn't face meaningful competition from TikTok was a farce. The original claim was centered around the timeline of purchasing Instagram and Whatsapp. TikTok came much, much later.

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WorldMaker 3 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2025/11/meta-wins-monopo...