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No, by being anti-competitive. Most countries have laws against monopolies, and it was naive to expect that countries would wait until you destroy the competiti
by Aldo_MX 3y ago
No, by being anti-competitive. Most countries have laws against monopolies, and it was naive to expect that countries would wait until you destroy the competition to enforce those laws.
- qeternity 3y ago> Most countries have laws against monopolies They have less than 25% smartphone marketshare. What monopoly do they have?
- arlcode 3y agoThey don't. That's why the regulation targets "gatekeepers" with revenue in the billions and at least 45Million European users. The EU decided that this is large enough to be limited in what they can do.
- nozzlegear 3y agoIt is curious that there are no European gatekeepers either.
- labcomputer 3y agoThey do. That’s why the EC had to create a new class named “gatekeeper”: because Apple isn’t a monopolist.
- arlcode 3y agoThat's what I meant. Sorry if it was unclear