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Big Tech companies wield their power to squelch competitors, reducing options for consumers. Facebook and Twitter famously took antisocial turns in the early 2010s, cutting off third-party companies that were building apps for users on top of their platforms. These abrupt crackdowns punished many developers and, therefore, punished users by offering fewer products, fewer choices, and less freedom. Most other large social platforms have executed the same playbook. Today almost no new startup activity takes place on top of social networks. Developers know better than to lay foundations on quicksand.

Daniel Read Write Own, page -12 · February 24, 2024 Save to shelf
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