Comment by dozerly
13 hours ago
No corporations would enter an agreement that is pro-competition, doesn’t make sense. That’s where government needs to step up and provide some value
13 hours ago
No corporations would enter an agreement that is pro-competition, doesn’t make sense. That’s where government needs to step up and provide some value
It's a hard area for the government to navigate because IP is designed to confer monopoly power. As long as Qualcomm walks a careful line on licensing costs/behaviour, they probably think the risk of being the target of antitrust sanctions is limited or manageable.
Consumers will likely pay incrementally higher prices though.
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You are the government. How are you planning to step up?
I will continue to vote, go to every protest I can that I think is for the right cause, and yell desperately on the internet.
If there’s more I can be doing as a good little citizen let me know. The power of the people feels like it’s at an all time low, government is overrun with money, corruption and authoritarians
I was hoping you had an answer. I don't have one, either...
Protests never accomplish law changes - the most they can do is bring together the people who care enough about something to protest it.
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