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"There is very little chance that FB is required to be broken up, as we expect the FTC to lose the case."

"If the FTC is successful, Meta may be forced to divest two of its largest brands."

"If Meta is found guilty of violating antitrust laws, it could be forced to divest its subsidiaries or restructure the business."

The antitrust lawsuit against Facebook "could force it to sell off Instagram and WhatsApp."

"Meta could be forced to sell off IG and WhatsApp if the FTC wins the trial."

"Mark Zuckerberg might have to kiss Instagram and WhatsApp goodbye."

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Four U.S. states are seeking approximately $1.4 trillion in penalties from Meta Platforms over allegations that Facebook and Instagram were designed to addict young users and that the company misled the public about platform safety.

Four U.S. states are seeking approximately $1.4 trillion in penalties from Meta Platforms over allegations that Facebook and Instagram were designed to addict young users and that the company misled the public about platform safety.

The proposed penalty figure, disclosed by Meta in a court filing, is close to the company's market capitalization of roughly $1.5 trillion. Meta called the amount "unsupported by the evidence."

The proposed penalty figure, disclosed by Meta in a court filing, is close to the company's market capitalization of roughly $1.5 trillion. Meta called the amount "unsupported by the evidence."

California, Colorado, Kentucky and New Jersey calculated the penalties by multiplying the estimated number of young users affected by Meta's conduct by fine amounts set under state law.

California, Colorado, Kentucky and New Jersey calculated the penalties by multiplying the estimated number of young users affected by Meta's conduct by fine amounts set under state law.

A trial is scheduled to begin Aug. 18 in Oakland, California, before U.S. District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers, who last month rejected Meta's bid to dismiss the case.

A trial is scheduled to begin Aug. 18 in Oakland, California, before U.S. District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers, who last month rejected Meta's bid to dismiss the case.

Twenty-nine states have sued Meta in federal court, most alleging violations of the federal Children's Online Privacy Protection Act for collecting children's data without parental consent. An additional 14 states have filed claims under their own laws, set for a separate trial in February 2027.

Twenty-nine states have sued Meta in federal court, most alleging violations of the federal Children's Online Privacy Protection Act for collecting children's data without parental consent. An additional 14 states have filed claims under their own laws, set for a separate trial in February 2027.

New Mexico was the first state to take similar claims to trial, with a jury awarding $375 million in March after finding Meta had misled consumers. A judge is now weighing additional damages and possible changes to Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp.

New Mexico was the first state to take similar claims to trial, with a jury awarding $375 million in March after finding Meta had misled consumers. A judge is now weighing additional damages and possible changes to Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp.

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