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this post was submitted on 15 Apr 2024
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This seems like a reasonable thing to require of services that aren't dependent on each other for basic functionality.
They don't. All Meta/Facebook services can be decoupled since the EU enforces the DMA gatekeeper status. Meta just needs to add Turkey to the same decoupling whitelist as the EU countries, and the issue is immediately solved.
Zuck is far too greedy to do that. I bet he was at the private meeting discussion of whether shock collars would keep his security detail in line.
Seems like the type of thing that if you cared about it you wouldn't use a Meta product in the first place.
From a government and societal perspective, there's value in limiting anti-competative activities.
I am using their competitor's products without issue, so I'm not seeing how this is anticompetitive.
But I do hate Meta.