Yeah, they found out they could win, when they stuck it to X and straight up banned them until they complied.

Just like the big tech companies have different ToS for EU consumers.

Mad respect to them, but it should be normal. But it's not.

More like it shows dangers of using only one provider for almost all IT infrastructure.

EU and its contries are pro open source and I fucking love it.

Are we really sure that AI is not just used as a scape goat for companies to raise prices?

Why HDDs?

They'll say everything and exploit anyone for their numbers.

So Google is telling us, they cant make a product if there are standards or requirements for what they are doing?

That means whatever US customers are buying, theres something in it, that does something illegal in EU.

Then they removed their ads from all channels below 8,000 hours, right?... Right?!

Definitely. Many companies have implemented AI without thinking with 3 brain cells.

Great and useful implementation of AI exists, but it's like 1/100 right now in products.

Nothing is perfect, but the EU is by far the best government entity for consumers right now.

The US has no term limit for supreme judges. They are literally mini dictators.

From my search:

"The "+" sign in the WiFi logo indicates that your device is connected to a WiFi network and is using enhanced WiFi features such as WiFi Calling (VoWiFi) or faster data transfer protocols like WiFi 6, depending on your device and network capabilities."

If we set aside the privacy nightmare, consider this.

Teens wont stop searching for porn. Would you rather they find it on not-moderated sites, that might also consist of illegal content? Or might consists of nudes from people than didnt consent to their picture being online?

Everything is just dumb about this.

Really shows that EU hit them where it hurts, when they refuse to do the same other places.

Only good for consumers when forced by law.

Fair, then everything I can find on the Internet must be freeware too. Set the sails, matey!

How is the current administration not treason. Answers your initial question, I think.

The Austrian military didn't just adopt LibreOffice; they actually contributed back to it. Over five person-years of development work went into adding features they needed. Those improvements are now available to everyone using LibreOffice, which is pretty cool.

The open source dream!

Agreed.

But it also proves that you need government intervention for companies to make the best products for consumers.

Product > profit

In a Reddit AMA, the then-Branch CEO Alex Austin also revealed that if Kevin ever left Branch, they would open-source Nova Launcher's code and release it to the community.

We still have hope if they keep their promise!

Be ready to get shut out of the global internet and only use Trumpernet.

Seriously though, they'll block yalls internet access in a few years.

Posts like these reveal how many reads the article.

This is a good thing done by Microsoft. They make sure that 3rd party software can't change the default browser without the user knowing.

They will get prompted with the choice screen showing all installed browsers. And when they make their choice, even Edge wouldn't be able to prey people into clicking a button that makes it the default instead.