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I can't speak for the developing works. In the US at least, where these companies are headquartered, every example you gave has an alternative that doesn't req
by zdragnar 5y ago
I can't speak for the developing works.
In the US at least, where these companies are headquartered, every example you gave has an alternative that doesn't require an app.
There might be an argument for more regulation, but calling apps utilities most definitely is not one.
- CharlesW 5y ago> In the US at least, where these companies are headquartered, every example you gave has an alternative that doesn't require an app. There are countless U.S. examples where an app (native and/or web) is the only practical interface you have to a company or service. For example: What's the phone number to YouTube customer service if someone needs to discuss a misunderstanding about a copyright strike?