The licensing still isn't that complicated. This is a live view of a new generation learning about the difficulties of market competition. We're seeing this p

The licensing still isn't that complicated. This is a live view of a new generation learning about the difficulties of market competition. We're seeing this pattern in several contexts in the industry: Rather than compete, which requires listening and responding to customers (talking to people is hard), they prefer a magic wand (a new license, or regulation or something perceived to be "easy") to force large successful companies (which they see as immutable fixtures that can never be defeated) to break up or neutered so that smaller entrants can succeed. "Be careful what you wish for". Smaller entrants aren't necessarily more ethical nor do they offer a better service than large incumbents. It really varies.