Australian Competition and Consumer Commission
Keywords: Meta, Facebook, Instagram, Sked Social, Correspondence
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The ACCC correspondence concerns a 2019 Federal Court proceeding (Dialogue Consulting Pty Ltd v Instagram, Inc & Ors) alleging that Instagram engaged in anti-competitive conduct in breach of section 46 of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010. The ACCC sought access to court documents filed in the case to assess potential competition violations. Following preliminary inquiries, the ACCC determined it would not commence a formal investigation at that time but committed to monitoring the proceedings. The agency indicated it would consider applying for leave to make submissions as amicus curiae or intervener if the matter proceeded to hearing, particularly regarding section 46 interpretation and application. No enforcement action was initiated as of the January 2020 correspondence date.
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