3 ms·
As I said in another comment before, you could have said the same thing about Apple's restrictions on iOS app distribution, and yet that's about to change due t
by EMIRELADERO 3y ago
As I said in another comment before, you could have said the same thing about Apple's restrictions on iOS app distribution, and yet that's about to change due to legislation from the EU.
What leads you to think that a similar thing won't happen here, if the problem is serious enough?
- Dah00n 3y agoIn my opinion this is different. As I see it, in your example, this would be suing an app maker for the closed down app store. In OPs example Google is providing a feature, that you can use or not freely, then the bank dicided to use it. The problem is of course Google providing it but it is the bank that close down their site for non-chrome users, not Google.
- EMIRELADERO 3y agoLegislatively speaking at least, it has a simple solution. Make it illegal for entities above a certain size to refuse service to users based on the status/control of the devices used to access them.