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I keep seeing people comment that "message isn't popular here". Anti trust laws shouldn't be about how popular something is. That's like not ticketing someone f
by from-nibly 3y ago
I keep seeing people comment that "message isn't popular here". Anti trust laws shouldn't be about how popular something is. That's like not ticketing someone for speeding because they are driving a minivan.
If anti trust behavior is anything other than bullying companies you think are too powerful there needs to be criteria for the specific behavior that is independent of it's current effectiveness.
- EPWN3D 3y agoSo even when the market in the EU has spoken and rejected the product that is iMessage, we should consider it a market failure that demands anti-trust intervention because Apple is a "bully"? Under what circumstances do you believe anti-trust regulation isn't warranted?