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It also says their own app can't be placed more favorably on the screen, and a default app certainly sounds more favorable than one not on the screen.
by tedunangst 6y ago
It also says their own app can't be placed more favorably on the screen, and a default app certainly sounds more favorable than one not on the screen.
- youeseh 6y agoHehe, for sure. I suppose if we extrapolated the governance goals: break up large companies into smaller parts to create a more competitive marketplace. So, maybe a powerful enough government may say, "no, Apple, you're not even allowed to make apps that compete with 3rd party makers - you can only provide a platform" By today's standards, that would be quite revolutionary. Such a government would have to do the same to Costco, Microsoft, Amazon, and any number of platforms on which smaller vendors earn their bread.