[…] Google and Facebook committed to setting ad prices and continued to cooperate, although the section was heavily drafted and made it unclear how and when the companies would have used the “market allocation agreement”. Facebook has received a number of benefits, including access to Google data and policy exceptions that have allowed its customers to unfairly get more ads than customers of other Google partners could … Google and Facebook were well aware that their agreement could trigger antitrust violations …

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