They’d have to allow any app to replace iMessages as their sms client.

Alternatively, you could argue that their monopoly in messaging is being unfairly applied in hardware. That would have to be brought up by a hardware vendor like One Plus.

You can argue that they’re unfairly using monopoly power. Same reason why MS was forced to allow windows to switch browsers.

Do it. One of the best things the Internet ever enabled.

Interesting that article comes to the conclusion that uBlockOrigin Lite is basically as effective as the original and works on the new Manifest v3.

Founders are big thinkers and risk takers. When a company has found success, the owners prefer to focus on scaling that value rather than doubling or tripling down on the next big thing but the founders often want to keep betting it all.

Put another way, if you bet 100 and have turned it into 1,000,000 would you want to get your money out or play roulette?

That’s not a loophole, it’s a key provision of the law.

Agree. This sounds like a slam dunk to me.