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Wouldn't completely preventing an alternative browser from being installed qualify as an effort to suppress competing browsers by software measures? And if giv
by stanleydrew 17y ago
Wouldn't completely preventing an alternative browser from being installed qualify as an effort to suppress competing browsers by software measures?
And if giving the users a choice is not such a big penalty, why does Apple care so much about explicitly NOT giving users a choice?
- jacquesm 17y ago1) yes 2) because they're jerks too. They're just smaller jerks. When you're a de-facto monopoly the rules change, drastically in some cases.
- stanleydrew 17y agoVery true. My only real point is that we should be allowed to demand that both companies not be jerks, and I think we let ourselves down by not expecting it.