Hope the new rules will force consoles to allow sidelading apps and games as well!,(reply>), @CursedUsername I wouldn't say it's a non-issue since the whole 30% tax as some people call it was lifted wholesale from the video game industry.  The phone companies just scaled it up much more.  From the bits I read about this law, the main thing keeping consoles from being included is that they don't have enough users but otherwise they would meet the same definitions since they can operate as a messaging device on top of their storefront stuff.  The console makers could easily sidestep this by removing friends I guess.,(reply>), @Rzułta Łuć Potfotna It doesn't have to. The argument can be made that since they're toys with a very specific focus and not marketplaces in a general sense, there's no anti-market situation involved.<br><br>Maybe a lawyer can spin some ridiculous claim to get the courts to take this seriously, but when it comes to consoles, this is a non-issue.,(reply>), @CursedUsername The law says nothing about excluding toys or consoles, I guess it's still to be figured out during the process of classification of companies as gatekeepers,(reply>), Consoles pllay very differently though. And in some cases (Nintendo) they're treated as toys.,(reply>), My guess consoles have a specific carveout because of how these stuff have worked in the past.