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It isn't a free market. It is a regulated market and that regulation benefits both innovation and the producers and consumers in the market. What public inter
by Teever 2y ago
It isn't a free market. It is a regulated market and that regulation benefits both innovation and the producers and consumers in the market.
What public interest is served by allowing companies to engage in anti-competitive and anti-consumer practices like locking people into proprietary systems?
The world is a better place because regulators mandate things like interoperability in phones or requirements that auto manufacturers supply parts for 3rd party mechanics to fix vehicles.