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> Discrimination on clearly set rules by the company that are not against fundamental laws is allowed. Unless (in the EU) the company holds a significant marke
by kuschku 8y ago
> Discrimination on clearly set rules by the company that are not against fundamental laws is allowed.
Unless (in the EU) the company holds a significant market position, which Google does. In that moment they become subject to antitrust and monopoly laws, and can’t choose with whom to do business anymore.
- mav3rick 8y agoThe HN bubble is real. At this scale it's hard to make everyone happy. Go have fun with your negativity.