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> So while concerning, it’s less of an issue than if Edge was doing well I don't think it's wise to give a proven monopolist company a pass on monopoly behavio
by prirun 4y ago
> So while concerning, it’s less of an issue than if Edge was doing well
I don't think it's wise to give a proven monopolist company a pass on monopoly behavior just because their products is not (yet) a market leader. They use monopoly behavior to become the market leader.
- ninth_ant 4y agoI agree. Which is why I find it concerning. It’s also a lousy way to treat your customers, I’m likewise annoyed every time windows yoinks my Firefox defaults. I just find it significantly more concerning when someone like Google uses their monopoly power in one market to thwart potential new competitors in another market. Both are bad. But blocking new entrants is especially bad.