Seems non-trivial to effectively enforce in practice. Does not having a dedicated mobile site count as "degraded experiences"? Does having a mobile site that

Seems non-trivial to effectively enforce in practice. Does not having a dedicated mobile site count as "degraded experiences"? Does having a mobile site that only offers limited functionality count? A mobile site with full functionality, but that takes twice as many clicks to do anything than the desktop version? A mobile site that is technically usable but has large and frequent ads? Or is this only for mobile sites that actually aren't usable, like the one in the article? Depending on where you draw the line, companies could just degrade their site in the next less egregious way.