Attorneys general from up to 40 U.S. states are expected to take part in Facebook's antitrust probe, Reuters reports. The probe, which was announced Sept. 25, will examine competition concerns the attorneys general have related to the social network, including potential consumer data exposure to data breaches. Several attorneys general, including those from New York, Florida, Nebraska, North Carolina and Iowa, met with officials from the Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission Monday to discuss the probe.
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