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Saying it's a "free choice" when you can't have a successful phone in the US and Europe without it is dubious at best.
by s73v3r_ 8y ago
Saying it's a "free choice" when you can't have a successful phone in the US and Europe without it is dubious at best.
- kodablah 8y ago> you can't have a successful phone in the US and Europe without it I'm not convinced this is the case. Depends on definitions of successful. The absence of competition is not the same as the absence of the ability to compete, and regulating the latter under that assumption improperly assumes it will fix the former. There is more to success than the playing field.
- s73v3r_ 8y agoThe ones that have tried have failed miserably. Unless I see a decently popular phone that doesn't get discontinued shortly after release due to low sales, I kinda have to stick by my original statement.