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That is only possible because of effective monopoly. How is that not getting sued to bones I don't know.
by MaxikCZ 3y ago
That is only possible because of effective monopoly. How is that not getting sued to bones I don't know.
- kwonkicker 3y ago[flagged]
- parineum 3y agoBecause monopolies aren't illegal.
- dotnet00 3y agoProduct segmentation isn't illegal... as much as it sucks for us consumers. It's a similar thing to AMD sometimes (especially later into a process node's maturity) taking higher quality chiplets with more functional cores and turning off the cores to sell in a lower cost higher demand product or Intel doing similar with their chips. It'd be illegal if they were lying about it.
- paulryanrogers 3y agoArtificially segmenting when there is no ongoing cost seems like borderline fraud. Subscription payments for heated seats or dark cores strike me as destroying the environment and fleecing consumers for short-term gains.