Facebook says the FTC seat should back up when it comes to curbing security

Facebook has asked Lina Khan, the new chair of the Federal Trade Commission, to reconsider whether she would file a lawsuit against the technical team, highlighting the escalating conflict between the chief executive and the largest corporation in Silicon Valley.

The media company did not submit request to the FTC on Wednesday, looking for him to resign, citing his earlier criticism on Facebook.

This request is a second request in two weeks, following this request Amazon, showing how Big Tech was disrupted by Khan’s election.

Facebook requested that Khan, “prior to becoming Commissioner, had already considered the role of Facebook in antitrust pending cases and came to the conclusion that Facebook was required to comply with antitrust laws”.

The FTC has not yet commented on the request.

Khan became famous as a student in criticizing the power of large modern corporations, and led a meeting report Last year they hit Google, Facebook, Amazon and Apple brutally in their marketplace.

As chair of the FTC, he is at the forefront of to try and Biden’s supervisors to deal with factional forces in various factions, and are responsible for FTC’s major lawsuits against Facebook, which contradicts Using its market power to oppress small rivals.

A federal judge last month has been fired The FTC’s complaint, which sought to have the company liquidated, even gave the committee one month to file a lawsuit.