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Because they're interconnected enough that the EU lumps them in with the rest of the ecosystem for anticompetitive purposes? I wasn't necessarily agreeing with
by kube-system 3y ago
Because they're interconnected enough that the EU lumps them in with the rest of the ecosystem for anticompetitive purposes? I wasn't necessarily agreeing with the rationale above, just commenting on what a 'special purpose computer' is.
- ggreer 3y agoBut Microsoft has a single store for both Windows and Xbox apps. So why isn't the EU forcing Microsoft to open up the Xbox?
- kube-system 3y agoProbably because the Windows store is the furthest thing from an anticompetitive marketplace? I don't even know anyone who uses it.