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CMA to investigate Apple and Google's mobile ecosystems in the UK

3 pointsby murkle4 months ago

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sylware4 months ago
There is only one way to keep a door opened for a newcomer or to restore some balance with citizen or state-sponsored software:<p>All critical&#x2F;dominant&#x2F;utility online services, where reasonable, should be provided with a &quot;noscript&#x2F;basic (x)html&quot; portal.<p>You could find some exceptions: for instance in edge cases, a network protocol which would be open, _simpler_ than &quot;noscript&#x2F;basic (x)html&quot;, very stable in time (namely without &quot;version breakage&quot; all the time). Ofc, if those services require some account creation, it should be as easy than with big tech web engines. Those protocol specifications should be on a crawable text page on the public web (like the RFCs).<p>There is a negative price to interop: on smart phones, basic noscript&#x2F;basic (x)html sites are likely to be ugly, more than on desktop.