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So basically you're saying that here's an American company that is monopolising a critical market in my country, but I prefer that monopoly to continue because
by eastern 4y ago
So basically you're saying that here's an American company that is monopolising a critical market in my country, but I prefer that monopoly to continue because I have built up this scenario in which an Indian company might monopolise it instead.
Interesting.
- MisterSandman 4y agoI mean, yes, quite literally, because Google's "monopolisation" pales in comparison to the insane influence Jio already has. Jio was the first telecom in India that required it's users to submit fingerprints to get a SIM card. You can't get more explicitly dystopian than that - want internet? Submit your fingerprints so we can link it to your National Identity Document and who you call/text.
- eastern 4y agoThis is a complete fabrication. Aadhaar verification via biometrics was permitted for all financial, telecom and other services simultaneously. I got fingerprinted for an Airtel SIM and a Kotak Bank account first and Jio much later.
- tatpacc 4y ago> This is a complete fabrication. it isn't fabrication, when fingerprint authentication was (may be still) the ONLY option provided by Jio. I went to buy Jio sim and decided to not buy only because there wasn't other option like submitting copy of document which all other telecom companies provide.
- whimsicalism 4y agoOne is a monopoly because they outcompeted their competitors, the other is a monopoly due to state force.