Facebook遭四间公司入禀控告违反竞争法
《路透》报道,四间公司入禀美国加州北区地方法院,指控社交平台脸书(Facebook)违反竞争法,不适当地取消开发者接入平台以损害潜在竞争者,并提出索偿。
有关入禀意味脸书与小型程式开发商的争端升级,脸书中断部分应用程式接入平台,但仍容许其他程式接入。
脸书目前亦面对全球多方有关其潜在违反竞争法例的调查。
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