The litigation continued for the next few years. The company's lawyers tried to get the case dismissed and achieved partial success. In 2021, Judge James Boasberg dismissed the first FTC lawsuit, finding that the monopoly charges were too general and poorly documented. But the Federal Trade Commission has not given up. Under the leadership of Lina Khan, known for her tough approach to large technology companies, the Commission filed a new lawsuit, this time with stronger evidence. In 2022, the judge allowed the trial to continue, considering that the FTC had provided sufficient grounds to continue the case. Currently, the main phase of the process is underway, which includes, among other things, the interrogation of witnesses, including Mark Zuckerberg himself. This week, the Facebook founder * spent almost 9 hours rejecting accusations of monopolistic actions of his company. But this is just the beginning of the auditions.