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You're asking these questions as if others have shown strides in all these domains and they're table stakes. Apple got asked why they take 30% by the US gov, a
by makeitdouble 3y ago
You're asking these questions as if others have shown strides in all these domains and they're table stakes.
Apple got asked why they take 30% by the US gov, answered that they just like money, and never got asked anything again. The only gov that could do squat on that front is China. Netherlands and Korea barely got some small exceptions.
Same way Google's only trial that went anywhere regarding Google Services binding happened in EU, and the only country that got away with a vibrant android ecosystem is China (to my knowledge...does India do too?)
I'll poopoo Eu's efforts when another entity actually splits Google away, and I'll be really happy to do so, trust me.
- AnthonyMouse 3y agoYou're using "at least they do something about antitrust" as an excuse for all their poorly thought out rules that increase compliance burdens and actually make competing in those markets harder. You can't then say "well the US isn't doing it" -- the US isn't imposing the higher compliance costs either.