Microsoft Windows Plunged to Levels So Low in Montenegro That Even iOS Users Apparently Outnumber Windows Users Now. We Must Still Tackle Microsoft's Crimes in Europe, Holding the Corrupt and Their Collaborators Fully Accountable.
Or European Federation will become no better than the Russian Federation (it'll repeat unless crimes are prosecuted rather than rewarded)
Related:
- GNU/Linux in Montenegro Up to 7% Market Share in Desktops/Laptops, Based on statCounter
- GNU/Linux in Montenegro: From 1% to 6% Since the Pandemic Started
- Montenegro: GNU/Linux "Proper" at Over 6%
- Microsoft Falls Below 20% in Montenegro - Plunging to All-Time Low
When Microsoft isn't too busy vandalising the PCs of GNU/Linux users - an issue that EU authorities should have long treated as an antitrust violation or a crime (UEFI 'secure' boot was always a sinister ploy perpetrated by despicable people, serial defamers, and pathological liars that collaborate with Microsoft) - it is observing the "market share" of its precious 'common carrier' falling towards zero. Android already dominates Europe at Windows' expense and it didn't need to 'brick' PCs of GNU/Linux users to get there. Accident you say? Like AARD was? It wasn't. Criminals don't change their spots and after ~40 years of the same crimes being committed again and again presumption of innocence would be misplaced.
Watch what's happening this month in Montenegro:
Yes, that's right. Even the niche player of Apple is starting to be seen as a more frequent requester (of Web traffic) than Windows. Android is already way up there, but Windows is now third. If only EU authorities bothered to stop Microsoft vandalising, sabotaging, cheating etc. It seems that abundant corruption in the EU (habitually covered here in relation to UPC and EPO) means that corruption in Microsoft isn't that high on the agenda/priorities. And speaking of corruption, consider where Montenegro stands and recall what we wrote about it a few years ago.
Has corruption become the norm in Europe as corporate power expanded? Seems so, as seen in the EPO and EUIPO. It does not seem to bother anyone in Brussels, even when the media writes about it. The corruption is so obvious to see, yet the corrupt don't need to even explain themselves! It's like the Kremlin. It's shocking!
Never let corruption become the norm. Learn from the mistakes made by many Russians. Now it's too late to correct the issue and merely talking about the issue can get one arrested with phony charges such as "extremism" (new example this week). █