What's Revealed in Facebook's Leaked Documents

The transcript discusses Facebook's internal strategies to limit competition by restricting app access, contrasting with its public emphasis on privacy. It highlights antitrust concerns, especially regarding messaging apps and the acquisition of WhatsApp. The Federal Trade Commission's role in evaluating these practices is explored, emphasizing the complexity of proving antitrust violations. The discussion also touches on the balance between privacy and competition, noting how Facebook's privacy measures can lead to anti-competitive behavior.

What role do antitrust regulators play in evaluating Facebook's business practices?

In what ways might Facebook's actions be viewed as anti-competitive?