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I thought it was a step beyond that? Market dominance paired with leveraging that dominance in a way that hurts consumers. If it’s levered in a way that doesn
by fossuser 6y ago
I thought it was a step beyond that?
Market dominance paired with leveraging that dominance in a way that hurts consumers.
If it’s levered in a way that doesn’t hurt consumers, that may be hyper competitive and other businesses may not like it, but that’s not a monopoly abuse.
At least that’s my layman’s understanding of the law.
Apple’s behavior is arguably good for most users (restricting tracking/spying). I don’t think Apple’s behavior meets that consumer harm standard.