>That one was literally used as a justification for the IE de-bundling many years ago. Yeah, that's what I was referencing by using it - that said my phone com

>That one was literally used as a justification for the IE de-bundling many years ago. Yeah, that's what I was referencing by using it - that said my phone comes bundled with trash that I can't uninstall >Regarding marketplaces: in accessible online shopping, Amazon and eBay are a de-facto duopoly for the vendors. Get booted off of either and watch your business go dry in a matter of days. Their marketplace does seem to be pretty powerful, but I've seen a lot of vendors do well with a standalone site + Instagram/Facebook ads and marketplace so I'm not sure it's really a duopoly for all vendors. If you are only in one market and that market bans you your business will go dry immediately either way. >Amazon often enough dominates local labor markets - they strategically set up their fulfillment centers in places that have high unemployment, so that employees have no practical (!) alternative than to accept the exploitative working conditions that Amazon offers. This one I don't think works - it can apply to any employer that moves into a high unemployment area and I think that's something we want to encourage companies to do