Berichten zufolge empfiehlt das US-Justizministerium, Google zum Verkauf von Chrome zu zwingen, und das gefällt Google nicht: „Die Regierung legt den Daumen auf die Waage“

https://www.pcgamer.com/gaming-industry/us-department-of-justice-reportedly-recommends-that-google-be-forced-to-sell-chrome-and-boy-does-google-not-like-that-the-government-putting-its-thumb-on-the-scale/

12 Comments

  1. Sea_Preparation992 on

    Breaking up monopolies or overreach? The DOJ’s recommendation to sell Chrome raises big questions about competition and consumer choice. Thoughts?

  2. NebulousNitrate on

    They’ve done Chrome so well. Monopoly or not, as a consumer I’d be worried that any sale could drive one of the best browser engines straight into the ground.

  3. vinylisdeadagain on

    Why can this be possible? Chrome is like their baby, what would you say if you have to sell your baby?

  4. Grumblepugs2000 on

    Means nothing if the Trump administration doesn’t continue the lawsuit 

  5. Isn’t Chrome basically open source? Who is going to buy it? You’d basically be signing up for a high maintenance cost to develop something that anyone can fork and copy.

  6. Outside of another tech conglomerate, who could afford to buy it and who could afford to maintain it? I don’t see any scenario where anyone who isn’t just as bad as Google doesn’t buy it and continue to abuse it.

  7. CarlWellsGrave on

    Things like this are why silicon valley ghouls all rushed to kiss Trump ‘s ring

  8. I think this is a perfect anti-trust case.

    Google is already in the consortium that decides how the internet is being shaped with API specifications and whatnot. Them having a browser is not a conflict of interest here, however, them having the most used browser on the planet *and* shaping the internet to be in their favour?

    That’s a problem.

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