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It's good that more and more countries are following the EU's lead here. I guess in a couple of years, maybe after North Korea has decided to also force Apple a
by Fischgericht 2y ago
It's good that more and more countries are following the EU's lead here. I guess in a couple of years, maybe after North Korea has decided to also force Apple and Google to stop running app store monopolies, the US will also take action.
I know that everybody got used to this, but please remind yourself: You have BOUGHT the phone. It is yours. You own it. It's your decision, and your decision only what software you want to install on it. The current status is not normal.
- drstewart 2y ago[flagged]
- hparadiz 2y agoWhat really blows my mind about all this is how long are we expected to give our computing over to corporation? 100 years? 200? A thousand? In 500 years will people be running some personal OS cobbled together from a shared heritage or will we be stuck with one mega-corp running it all. It's sort of dystopian what we have now.
- deleted 2y ago[deleted]