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I don't mind products competing against each other and copying features from each other. But to make a clone of a product, and slip it into your existing offer
by tedk-42 6y ago
I don't mind products competing against each other and copying features from each other.
But to make a clone of a product, and slip it into your existing offering which is very popular amongst the general populous is an anti-competitive practice.
Microsoft consistently walk a fine line with this sort of crap. Whenever I update my PC, I DO NOT want to know about the new features of Edge and then be prompted to replace my default browser with it.
Firefox, Chrome and other browsers don't charge for their product but Slack does. It's this sort of thing that in which Microsoft need an occasional slap in the face for.