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This is a better argument, as opposed to the "power of defaults" stuff that has dominated this case. There's a contradiction, though: Is google OVERPAYING so t
by elicash 3y ago
This is a better argument, as opposed to the "power of defaults" stuff that has dominated this case. There's a contradiction, though:
Is google OVERPAYING so that apple won't start their own search engine?
Or is google UNDERPAYING because the power of defaults is so incredibly high?
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- elicash 3y agoAlso, Apple denies there's any agreement that they can't do search. If Apple isn't telling the truth, I haven't seen any evidence of it. Attorney: “Sir, are you aware of Google restricting Apple’s ability to design its software products?” Eddie Cue: “I am not.”