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> Samsung already has live translation, including in calls. Samsung isn't large enough to be considered a gatekeeper under the DMA. They're exempt from the rul
by varenc 1y ago
> Samsung already has live translation, including in calls.
Samsung isn't large enough to be considered a gatekeeper under the DMA. They're exempt from the rules Google and Apple have to follow.
Also I believe Samsung's in-person live translation feature is tied to their Galaxy earbuds hardware. This would be non-compliant if they were classified a gatekeeper.
If Samsung suddenly had to follow the same rules Apple does they'd either have to open up the API or pull this feature from the EU.
- dxf 1y ago>Samsung isn't large enough to be considered a gatekeeper under the DMA I don't think it's about Samsung not being "large enough"; Samsung has basically the same market share as Apple does in Europe according to https://gs.statcounter.com/vendor-market-share/mobile/europe https://gs.statcounter.com/vendor-market-share/mobile/europe.