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It's sufficient to push undesirables to services which are more expensive, more inconvenient, unreliable, and so on. Relegate them to their internet ghetto. Ho
by SpaceRaccoon 6y ago
It's sufficient to push undesirables to services which are more expensive, more inconvenient, unreliable, and so on. Relegate them to their internet ghetto.
However, there clearly is a small number of players in mobile platforms, cloud, and payment, and they act in a unified way. It has been sufficient.
- FDSGSG 6y ago>mobile platforms Sure, there are in fact only a small number of players in this space. >cloud There are vast amounts of hosting providers. A quick google suggests over 300k, but that sounds somewhat unlikely. >payment There are a thousands of banks in the world, most of Europe manages just fine using bank transfers for payments without involving external payment processors. >It's sufficient to push undesirables to services which are more expensive, more inconvenient, unreliable, and so on. Relegate them to their internet ghetto. Is this really a problem? That's just the inherent nature of being undesirable.