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That was about Gmail and Outlook. One obvious distinction is that they're already federated services that interoperate with a massive ecosystem of third parties
by jsnell 3y ago
That was about Gmail and Outlook. One obvious distinction is that they're already federated services that interoperate with a massive ecosystem of third parties, so there's not much need for regulation to force that interoperability.
- layer8 3y agoExcept for the problems self-hosters have with Gmail and Outlook silently rejecting their emails. They are not fully interoperable.