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I'll give an easy example: Requiring users to have a Facebook account to use their Oculus device.

• closeparen 6y ago
  Having a Facebook account is a symbolic/emotional injury to a tech contrarian, but I don’t see the courts particularly caring about that. It’s not like you have to actually spend any time or money on it.
  • rhizome 6y ago
    Is that actually a criteria in antitrust?
    • closeparen 6y ago
      Antitrust could care if other social networks were unfairly disadvantaged because everyone was using the Facebook account that came with their Oculus. Having an entry in Facebook’s users table is a long way from using Facebook for your social networking to the exclusion of competitors.