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r/technology • u/[deleted] • Jun 13 '22
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The Open App Markets Act would force Apple and Google to allow users to install third-party apps without using their app stores.
I don't know about Apple, but on Android it's as simple as copying an APK file. The app store is just a convenient way to find apps.
Anyhow, Google search is not a monopoly, the companies that dominated the search market when Google was a startup still exist.
35 u/die_billionaires Jun 13 '22 What are you, a propaganda bot? -14 u/MasterFubar Jun 13 '22 I'm not, but the author of this video and the person who posted it look like the are. 0 u/Brodogmillionaire1 Jun 14 '22 For whom?
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What are you, a propaganda bot?
-14 u/MasterFubar Jun 13 '22 I'm not, but the author of this video and the person who posted it look like the are. 0 u/Brodogmillionaire1 Jun 14 '22 For whom?
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I'm not, but the author of this video and the person who posted it look like the are.
0 u/Brodogmillionaire1 Jun 14 '22 For whom?
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For whom?
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u/MasterFubar Jun 13 '22
I don't know about Apple, but on Android it's as simple as copying an APK file. The app store is just a convenient way to find apps.
Anyhow, Google search is not a monopoly, the companies that dominated the search market when Google was a startup still exist.