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Are you aware that MS is again making it difficult to switch away from their own browser and tries to force people to switch back to it even after having switch
by minerva23 4y ago
Are you aware that MS is again making it difficult to switch away from their own browser and tries to force people to switch back to it even after having switched away? Would you not call that an increase in anticompetitiveness? Do you see how that plus them setting the default to Bing is harmful to Google’s interests?
- Closi 4y agoWhy is it anti-competitive when Microsoft does it but not when Google does it? Google has the dominant mobile OS and pulls all the same tricks, and although Chrome OS isn't dominant yet it goes even further in entirely blocking other browsers by design. > Do you see how that plus them setting the default to Bing is harmful to Google’s interests? Anti-competitive doesn't mean harmful to Google's interests, it's supposed to mean it's harmful to a competitive market.