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It's purely anti-competitive and anti-consumer.
by Molitor5901 2y ago
It's purely anti-competitive and anti-consumer.
- yyyfb 2y agoThere's been kind of a silver lining consumer benefit, historically. In early years, SIM locking allowed carriers in Europe to subsidize device cost based on expected revenue, effectively offering financing outside of the financial system, and benefiting a set of customers who wouldn't otherwise have been eligible for normal credit.