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If this were really the case, wouldn't it be a painfully obvious anticompetitive move?
by wyldfire 2y ago
If this were really the case, wouldn't it be a painfully obvious anticompetitive move?
- math_dandy 2y agoInvestigating and prosecuting anticompetitive behavior simply takes to long to investigate and prosecute. And by the time this happens, the fast-moving nature of the tech industry usually means the issue is not nearly as relevant as it was when the issue arose. Then the company strikes a mea-culpa deal with the appropriate governing body and makes changes that don't actually matter any more.