None of the FAANG is being slapped by the EU for the wrong stuff. They aren't being slapped for your specific example (yet) but that doesn't mean that forcing their self-serving choices onto powerless users deserves a pass.
> None of the FAANG is being slapped by the EU for the wrong stuff.
A lot of the other stuff is things like not putting links to another search engine's results page in their search engine's results page. It's pure nonsense.
None of the FAANG is being slapped by the EU for the wrong stuff. They aren't being slapped for your specific example (yet) but that doesn't mean that forcing their self-serving choices onto powerless users deserves a pass.