Little more than a typical "protection" racket, only dressed up in a modern/tech jacket. Antitrust issue for sure. Despite many making a reversed-logic assumpt

Little more than a typical "protection" racket, only dressed up in a modern/tech jacket. Antitrust issue for sure. Despite many making a reversed-logic assumption: because a company is not legally punished (yet), shows that what they do has to be legal, history on the other hand is littered with examples of powerful entities proving that assumption utter bullshit. Involvement with anything modern regularly being a key factor, in the law only slowly catching up. The USA becoming ever more like a corrupt and tribal banana republic, sure doesn't help either. Good luck to you all, from across the pond.