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I'd say it's much worse (what Apple is doing), since there's no way to change the default browser.
by w1ntermute 14y ago
I'd say it's much worse (what Apple is doing), since there's no way to change the default browser.
- yxhuvud 14y agoThe behaviour is worse, but the effects on the consumer is not. This since they are not locked to their platform since they can vote with their feet in a whole different manner than they could back when MS were accused. MS had almost the entire market back then, whereas iphone sits beneath 50% market share.