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If the browser market share figures between EU and non-EU now start to diverge, it would really strengthen the case to sue microsoft in the USA...
by londons_explore 3y ago
If the browser market share figures between EU and non-EU now start to diverge, it would really strengthen the case to sue microsoft in the USA...
- eactlyhtj324 3y agoThese companies are all about efficiencies and supporting a single setting globally is more efficient than having per country settings. They also like to take choice away from power users with the same excuse. But regarding browser choice, they are happy to support different behaviors depending on geographic location... which already tells me that current Microsoft's practice of forcing Edge onto users does actually make a difference. The marketshare figures will just be the cherry on top.
- Phileosopher 3y agoYou'd think, but GDPR has done little to nothing to advance a privacy-focused constitutional amendment. The USA's legal system is, plainly, only driven by the interests of the groups willing to pay the insanely high legal fees to do anything about it. Over here, privacy is an afterthought, and I sincerely doubt anyone will discuss it this election: nobody profits financially from it.