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Facebook’s integration plan, announced in January, has come under criticism from those who say the move would make it harder to break up Facebook as part of any antitrust case against the company.
“Access to technical interfaces is now a key competitive factor for payment systems,” said a spokeswoman for the Association of German Banks. “The same conditions should apply to all market participants.”
The FBI’s concern arises in part from “the legal mechanisms available to the Government of Russia that permit access to data” in the country, according to a letter the agency sent to Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer.
