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Last I checked they still do exactly that. Not sure why that case is used as an example when literally every OS bundles a preferred browser

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• IsTom 3mo ago
  Have you checked in EU?
  • YetAnotherNick 3mo ago
    Checked what in EU? Do Microsoft not bundle their own browser in Windows in EU?
    • usrnm 3mo ago
      No
      • YetAnotherNick 3mo ago
        Source? The only news I can find about is EU users can uninstall it.
        • Hikikomori 3mo ago
          There used to be a browser chooser app, but it was removed many years ago now. Now you can just uninstall edge instead.
      • pohuing 3mo ago
        They do. Good luck getting Firefox otherwise, so I don't mind it. Similarly, they bundle Bing as the Web search in the start menu.
    • IsTom 3mo ago
      I haven't used windows in a long time, but on Android there's a dialog to pick browser and search engine on setup. So I'd assume that they're also bound by DMA in the same way.
  • drstewart 3mo ago
    Does IKEA sell it's competitors products too or does Sweden not care about monopolies for them suddenly?
    • IsTom 3mo ago
      What is illegal is using your monopoly in one area to further your other enterprises.
      • drstewart 3mo ago
        Oh like having a grocery store and restaurant in your furniture store?
        • IsTom 3mo ago
          If IKEA was a monopoly then perhaps.