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Forbidding Google from requiring exclusivity is not the same thing as mandating that Apple accept payments from others. Google can afford to pay more per user/
by brookst 1y ago
Forbidding Google from requiring exclusivity is not the same thing as mandating that Apple accept payments from others.
Google can afford to pay more per user/click because of scale economies; their cost per user/click is lower. So, great, Google will pay Apple $20/user/year on a nonexclusive basis, and Firefox or whoever are free to match or exceed that, so long as they don't mind losing money on every user.
- warkdarrior 1y agoSo the problem is that Firefox does not find its users to be as valuable as Google's?
- brookst 1y agoIt's just reality. I'm not sure it's "the problem".
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