Thank you for the clarification. I understand where you (and the law) are coming from, but when it comes to software it is hard to say what are "unrealisticall

Thank you for the clarification. I understand where you (and the law) are coming from, but when it comes to software it is hard to say what are "unrealistically low prices". Slack and Zoom also have free tiers, so how is it unrealistic for Microsoft to offer that as well? Looking at Google for example, would you say that they should be forced to charge for their services to reflect their costs? I doubt that either of these would be a good thing.