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I understand your anti-trust point and I agree to some extent. But this is not something you can blame on Apple. You need to go to your politicians. You can't
by pokot0 5y ago
I understand your anti-trust point and I agree to some extent.
But this is not something you can blame on Apple. You need to go to your politicians. You can't expect a company to self-regulate its dominance position.
In general I believe a much better way of dealing with this form of dominance is taxing the dominant companies agressively and use that money to fund open source competition.
- InsomniacL 5y agoIsn't this how it works though...? Company 'X' abuses the trust it's given to self regulate it's dominant position and forces 'Y' application on all it's 'Z' platform users. X, Y, Z could be Apple, AppleID, and iPhone or Microsoft, Internet Explorer, and Windows. Microsoft received a $611 fine in the EU for abusing it's Monopoly of control with Windows back in 2004 but it took many years to get there.