US EditionApple, Google And Snap Slam Meta's Egregious Handling Of Redacted Slides In FTC Trial
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Meta gest in criticism of Apple, Google and Snap, after poorly curtailed presentation slides revealed sensitive data in a cartel procedure. Apple even decides not to entrust confidential information to the meta logy anymore. (Continue reading)
Apple, Google And Snap Slam Meta's Egregious Handling Of Redacted Slides In FTC Trial
We expected many twists and turns in the ongoing legal tussle between Meta and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), but today's news is pretty wild. Google, Apple, and Snap have all ripped Meta for its "egregious" handling of redacted slides in the ongoing trial. The companies have accused Meta of not blurring out or obscuring sensitive information
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