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If you reframe this as: a commercial entity progressively dominates a service that is increasingly becoming necessary for survival in the modern world (e.g. pri
by hliyan 1y ago
If you reframe this as: a commercial entity progressively dominates a service that is increasingly becoming necessary for survival in the modern world (e.g. primary email / identity provider) or in a given profession (Android developer), and then denies that service to some individuals, while also keeping the cost of switching away to competitors high, then there is a case for natural justice, even if there (still) aren't laws in the books to cover it.
- WorldMaker 1y agoA lot of what you are describing is a "monopoly". Last I checked anti-trust laws are still on the books in many places, just good luck finding politicians willing to go to bat on them and enforce them.