European policymakers are considering a regulation that would require Internet platforms like app stores, social networks, search engines, and ecommerce sites to meet certain publicly specified criteria to achieve economic, social, or political ends. Such regulation, it is argued, would facilitate the emergence of European Internet platforms and guarantee “open access” to users.
这些意料之外的后果在欧盟竞争政策中也随处可见。欧洲决策者正在考虑一项监管措施，要求应用商店、社交网络、搜索引擎和电子商务网站等互联网平台满足某些公开的具体标准才能抵达经济、社会或政治终端。这项监管据称将促进欧洲互联网平台的兴盛，确保“开放抵达”用户。