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Comment Well, because... (Score 2) 97

"European Union has not walked back broader regulation of company business practices while also proceeding with investigations of major American tech firms like Google, X, Amazon and Meta....

.... because the impotent USA isn't investigating said American tech firms, instead opting to accept bribes from them."

There FTFY

Comment and then... (Score 1) 45

one side gets to make changes and the other side is told to "take it or leave it"

and when the other side opts for "leave it", the first side will claim it no longer has any obligations since the contract is now void (read: Verizon would claim it is no longer required to do any unlocks).

Obviously a win-win for Verizon only, thanks to spineless and fucking useless FCC (read story for more on that).

Comment Not only this (Score 2) 33

And from our existing research on browser choice, we know more about how defaults that are hard to change and confusing settings can bury alternatives, limiting people's ability to choose for themselves — the real problem that fuels these dynamics.

Not only that, but the kinds of bullshit companies do like changing your default browser back to the OS default on any point-release of an OS update pisses me off.

I'm looking at you, assholes at Apple!

Comment Re:He's right (Score 2) 100

Apple's worldwide marketshare in mobile phones is ~25%.

A swing and a miss!

if Epic/Unreal had a large enough market share of the gaming industry, and significant ability to lock their gaming customers into only Epic/Unreal gaming platforms, to be considered as much of a competitive concern as Apple's App Store

Apple has 100% marketshare for iOS app distribution.

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