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I think a better lesson would be to comply with the law, do not destroy evidence, and to do what you say you are doing. Google sold Android as being open. Onc
by StressedDev 3y ago
I think a better lesson would be to comply with the law, do not destroy evidence, and to do what you say you are doing. Google sold Android as being open. Once Android succeeded, Google started closing it and making anti-competitive deals. Many of these deals were illegal because Google had a monopoly and abused its monopoly. Please explain why Google's conduct should not be punished? Why should Google be allowed to violate the United State's anti-trust laws?
- VikingCoder 3y agoI see people on two sides arguing with each other, and not realizing they're having completely different conversations. You're in one conversation. Many other people are in a completely different conversation, something like: Isn't Android more open than tons of closed systems, who will never be punished... and isn't that evidence that the law itself is written poorly?
- rezonant 3y agoWell you know what they say; when the conversation doesn't agree with your world view, subtly change the conversation.
- Pxtl 3y agoI'm not saying they shouldn't be punished. I'm saying that what Apple does is worse and is punished less.