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Bundling <new function> with <random product> even for free is not problematic. Bundling <new function> with <extremely dominant product> is extremely problema
by diffeomorphism 3y ago
Bundling <new function> with <random product> even for free is not problematic.
Bundling <new function> with <extremely dominant product> is extremely problematic for obvious legal and moral reasons.
- version_five 3y agoIf you're serious that seems ridiculous. You're suggesting it's a problem for a dominant product to release new functionality? Like once something gets big enough it can't improve anymore because that would be anticompetitive? I don't see the obvious legal and moral reasons.
- diffeomorphism 3y agoHackernews has higher standards for discussions. Attacking strawmen is not worth either of our time.
- tbrownaw 3y agoThen perhaps you could explain how the comment you're replying to misrepresented your earlier comment that it's in reply to?
- sebzim4500 3y agoApple is expected to add a new type of lens to the iPhone in a few weeks, which will signficantly improve optical zoom and decrease the utility of many point and shoot cameras. Under your morality, should Tim Cook be thrown in jail for this?