Facebook's VR Oculus business probed by U.S. states
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The FTC and multiple state attorneys general are probing Meta's virtual reality division for potential anti-competitive practices. New York reportedly leads the state-level investigation, which has been chatting up outside software developers who make apps for Meta's VR experience. The officials were also interested in how the company subsidizes the price of its Quest 2 VR headset.
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Facebook's VR Oculus business probed by U.S. states
By Diane Bartz and Elizabeth Culliford WASHINGTON - Multiple states have begun investigating potential violations in how Facebook, now known as Meta Platforms Inc, runs its virtual-reality Oculus business, according to three sources familiar with the matter. Two of the sources said the U.S. Federal Trade Commission was also involved in the antitrust investigation. Meta did not
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