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The product is never free, it’s just you’re not the one paying for it. This setup prevents new entrants from competing just the same. [edit] the same way zero
by arcticbull 2y ago
The product is never free, it’s just you’re not the one paying for it. This setup prevents new entrants from competing just the same.
[edit] the same way zero rating certain data traffic is still a net neutrality violation.
- vsl 2y ago> This setup prevents new entrants from competing just the same. Look at the new entrant browsers out there: all of them are based on Chromium. The existence of Chrome as an OSS project enabled competition in practice - the cost of entry is orders of magnitude lower when you have a mature browser engine at your disposal.
- niutech 2y agoNot all of them, see: Floorp, Zen Browser, Epiphany, Ladybird, Servo.