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"who say Google gives priority to its own services on the Android platform" - isn't that the same across other OS. MS still has around 90% desktop share and don
by ocean3 11y ago
"who say Google gives priority to its own services on the Android platform" - isn't that the same across other OS. MS still has around 90% desktop share and don't they prioritize over IE and Bing search.
- Ensorceled 11y agoYes. But it's not harming consumers in the US (anymore) as less than 40% of people are using IE on the desktop, chrome is the dominate browser. In the EU, MS has to give people the choice of browser on install for this reason.
- ocean3 11y agoWhy would usage matter here since FTC seems to be considering bundling.
- Ensorceled 11y agoPragmatics. It's hard to win a anti-trust case at the best of times. When the "locked in" browser is actually losing the race, it's really hard to win.