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> You have answered your own question: They don't do it, because Google, their competitor, does allow it, so there is choice. ...what? Google doesn't force an
by chimeracoder 9y ago
> You have answered your own question: They don't do it, because Google, their competitor, does allow it, so there is choice.
...what?
Google doesn't force any lock-in on their platform, yet the EU fines them. Apple does, but the EU hasn't taken any action.
- allendoerfer 9y agoIt is not platform vs. platform, it is iTunes vs. Playstore (not a monopoly, choice => no action needed) and Google Search vs. nobody essentially (overwhelming dominance, quasi monopoly => action needed).