this post was submitted on 03 Jun 2025
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The only mechanism of "enforcement" that the EU is levying is fees/fines. M$ can absorb a large amount of fees/fines pretty readily if it means complete market capture.
There is no "force" here when it's just the "cost of doing business".
The EU isn't raiding M$'s headquarters and capturing board members/C-suites. There is no "force".
And how many times has that happened?
None? Great, we're on the same page now.