> criminal acts. I think you are going too far. Microsoft has been using tons of immoral and unethical actions, but most of the time they were trying to cover

> criminal acts. I think you are going too far. Microsoft has been using tons of immoral and unethical actions, but most of the time they were trying to cover their asses and avoid doing anything illegal. Of course their aggressive strategy means they were often investigated and lost their cases in court, but in this particular case, I bet they played it in a way that nobody could make a legal case against them, even though what they did is public knowledge.