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I don't make the connection between "Apple fanboys" and preventing a Chrome monopoly. Surely one's opposition to a monopoly is independent of one's choice of op
by vehemenz 4y ago
I don't make the connection between "Apple fanboys" and preventing a Chrome monopoly. Surely one's opposition to a monopoly is independent of one's choice of operating system.
But yes, most likely this will result in a Chrome monopoly.
- The_Colonel 4y agoIt's just a strange notion that we will fight google monopoly by forcing people to use Safari.
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- vehemenz 4y agoIt would be strange to force Apple to allow its competitors to establish footholds on their own platform, against their will, only for a Chrome monopoly to emerge months later. A web monoculture will be harder to undo than enacting smarter antitrust legislation.
- stale2002 4y ago> to establish footholds on their own platform, against their will Well that's because the phones don't belong to Apple. Instead, once a consumer purchases it, the phones belong to the user, who should be allowed to do what they want with their own property.