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Isn't this almost the same as the Windows/IE bundling antitrust case? Actually it's potentially worse. Basically they have disabled a feature that already exis
by cocktailpeanuts 6y ago
Isn't this almost the same as the Windows/IE bundling antitrust case? Actually it's potentially worse.
Basically they have disabled a feature that already exists on the OS, and only let you take advantage of it unless you use their bundled system (app store).
- phone8675309 6y agomacOS has less than 10% of the desktop/laptop market, so it's not an abuse of a monopoly position even if they are doing the same thing Microsoft did with Windows and IE.