> it surely must be the case, unless the argument is that all electronics manufacturers must provide an easy way to owners to run third-party software Antitrus

> it surely must be the case, unless the argument is that all electronics manufacturers must provide an easy way to owners to run third-party software Antitrust has always been about big companies abusing market power. These concepts are contestable, which means the law can only be enforced through expensive, time-consuming trials, but it doesn’t mean that the law is meaningless or not useful. The laws against assault and murder are also quite contestable in borderline cases of self-defence, but they are useful, and it’s easy to generate examples where the law is clearly not applicable just as with antitrust.