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So what's the alternative you're proposing? That we let companies abuse their position and do whatever they want? > they don’t want any company to do anything

So what's the alternative you're proposing? That we let companies abuse their position and do whatever they want? > they don’t want any company to do anything to have an advantage compared to their competitors? Let's imagine the answer to this question is yes. Let's assume the EU doesn't want any company to do anything to have an advantage and that they believe a company should gain or lose market only based on the quality of their output. Would that be a bad thing?

endisneigh 2y ago
Presumably having a better product itself is inherently advantageous and thus disadvantageous to competitors. Seems bad to me. The alternative is if they don’t like the company they should just ban wholesale. I honestly don’t see the point of banning bundling. There are plenty of bundled things that are ignored. Great example of this ironically is iMessage in the EU. Bundled but dwarfed by WhatsApp.