<ul><li>Mark Zuckerberg's old emails are seen as crucial in the antitrust trial case against Meta.</li><li>Zuckerberg's early emails show his concerns about antitrust issues and the future of his expanding empire.</li><li>In the emails, he discusses worries over growing competitors and the potential need to spin off other apps.</li><li>During the trial, Zuckerberg was pressed on his prescient warnings about company breakups.</li><li>Legal experts suggest that the government faces challenges in proving Meta's monopoly cementation through acquisitions.</li><li>Zuckerberg's worries extend to acquisitions like Instagram and WhatsApp, with concerns about potential competition.</li><li>The FTC alleges that Facebook bought Instagram and WhatsApp out of fear of competition and potential pivots.</li><li>Zuckerberg expressed concerns about competitors like Path and Dropbox in his emails.</li><li>Conversely, he seemingly admired the unambitious stance of WhatsApp's cofounder, Jan Koum.</li><li>Zuckerberg also showed frustration over internal issues at Facebook, particularly regarding the development of a camera app to compete with Instagram.</li></ul>

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