Comment by pyrale
> The tone of your post just carried an impression of criminality in the sense of wanton fraud
Oh, they also did that [1]. If a bank did this kind of stuff, perpetrators would see jail.
> The tone of your post just carried an impression of criminality in the sense of wanton fraud
Oh, they also did that [1]. If a bank did this kind of stuff, perpetrators would see jail.
The scope of the part of this ruling alluded to by this wikipedia quote is extremely limited. All it says is that facebook didn't explicitly promise to not develop header bidding in the future, so the agreement is not a collusion between fb and google.
In essence, all that it says is that this lawsuit is limited to Google's fraud and monopoly behaviour, and does not extend to Facebook.
In many other matters, the judge allowed the litigation to go forward. Just check out the document below [1] and ctrl-f "the complaint plausibly alleges".
[1]: https://law.justia.com/cases/federal/district-courts/new-yor...
Well, since this discussion is about the law as well:
>In September 2022, a ruling in the case dismissed claims there was collusion between Google and Facebook regarding the matters covered in the agreement.