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It seems like the type of monopoly mentioned in the first article is "public monopoly" which is deliberately created by regional gov't. The telecomm industry i
by tooltalk 9y ago
It seems like the type of monopoly mentioned in the first article is "public monopoly" which is deliberately created by regional gov't. The telecomm industry is also heavily regulated, as is the finance/banking.
- guest 9y agoEverything in here is written as personal opinion, please to control this by yourselves. The telecomm industry is also heavily regulated, as is the finance/banking. Regarding standards that might be true to some extent and regarding protecting military and politicians but even in a country such as Sweden the large operator Telia have afaik unlawfully sent information (supposedly only to be used for training purposes) aquired from customers calling their support line to an Israeli company to "ease the automatisation process of those calls". Sending a repertoar of someone's voice couldnt possibly harm the individual now - could it.!?[sarcasm] Regarding banking over here in scandinavia it is regulated somewhat well, but from what little I hear and can tell the banks are behind the stage allowed in a large extent to commit crime (until it officially becomes known) - as through mailbox companies (Nordea). Regarding the "american" giants I have 0% trust, the same goes for Moody's et al who clearly are complicit in direct class (the plutocarcy versus the nation/people) warfare now (rubberstamping CDOs which became public with the movie the big short 2015 and then adding another layer with CDS). Anyway maybe someone can update this but regarding regulation it is obvious to me it is lacking.