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Google must pay €4.1bn fine for using Android to 'block' rivals
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In Apple products it's a feature tho. Like it's literally why people buy into it. Why would anyone fine them for that?
The feature is to offer a default that most users like. Not allowing users to change the default is an anti-feature.
Take a correction for Lemmy being hell bent on software freedom and openess. With which I overall agree, but lemmy is not reflective of majority of users.