New antitrust claims against Facebook could change the power balance in the social media market. What is actually going on? Legal suits brought last week against the largest social platform Facebook are the result of a long investigation not only of Mark Zuckerberg's company activities, but also other Big Tech. A document published by the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Antitrust, Competition Policy and Consumer Rights back in early October referred to IT giants misusing their monopoly position to increase their market share. Almost two months after the first conclusions were published, the first real steps were taken to change the situation. And Facebook was the first to "get in the hot water". It will have to be judged by court, in fact, explaining why this company owns two popular social platforms and an equally popular messenger. Legal hearings regarding suits against Facebook may take a very long time, possibly more than one year. For now, experts are cautiously predicting what the trial will lead to.