Most of the legal actions taken against big tech companies like Google, Meta, and Apple has taken place in the European Union. (It’s why those, and other big tech companies have been making plans to try and defuse the EU's legal strategy.) But it would be a mistake to think that U.S. government agencies were not interested in making their own investigations into big tech.
In fact, this past Wednesday, the tech world discovered that the U.S. Federal Trade Commission had been investigating Adobe, the San Jose, Calif.-based software giant that brought you Photoshop, and many other multimedia apps, for more than a year over its the company’s subscription cancellation practices.
