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So why did a jury find that Google held a monopoly but Apple didn’t?
(www.theguardian.com)
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They didn't.
They determined that Google colluded with others to protect their monopoly and keep competitors out.
Monopolies by themselves aren't illegal.
“The big difference between Apple and Google is Apple didn’t write anything down,” Sweeney said
Tim Sweeney can go fuck himself
Yes, but when a court order to retain documents comes down, the legal department of those companies knows how to do so.
Yes, this situation just doesn't fit that bill. They kept the purge in place after the court order, otherwise they'd be fine.
Hahaha, nice. Well stated. Succinct.
So basically Google treated certain folks differently than others and Apple said “Fuck off” to everyone? Is that the gist?
Basically.