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Makes sense. Since apple is allowed to disallow any other browser in ios, why should MS restrain itself? I'm sure if apple actually gets some anti-trust action,
by perryizgr8 5y ago
Makes sense. Since apple is allowed to disallow any other browser in ios, why should MS restrain itself? I'm sure if apple actually gets some anti-trust action, MS would go back on this.
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- bpye 5y agoApple do let you change the default now, but the engine must be the same.
- ChuckNorris89 5y agoBasically only reskinned versions of the Apple browser are allowed. How is that any better?
- GekkePrutser 5y agoApple doesn't have a de facto monopoly on the mobile OS market. They have a small majority in the US but everywhere else they're much lower. There's no one big player that dominates the market. Microsoft does on the desktop market. Like 95% . This is why antitrust rules were applied to them before and hopefully will be again.