In the ongoing dispute between Meta and the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the company has asked the US Court of Appeals to issue an emergency injunction to stop an in-house FTC hearing that could result in a ban on monetising teenagers' personal data for targeted advertising.
Meanwhile, the competition authority in Turkey has placed a temporary injunction on the company while it investigates whether it has abused its dominant position by linking Threads and Instagram applications without informing users.
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