Thank you for elaborating

I think you make good points, but I'm still convinced pushing back is necessary. It may not be enough, but it will at least make some of our voices heard.

Then the EU has 3 options :

• It does nothing because it doesn't even think it's a problem (e.g they seem to think this about Apple, because they do the same thing. Correct me if I'm wrong)
• It tries tu regulate it, but fails because of Google's lobbying and possibly corruption

• It successfully breaks Googles fingers and gives back freedom co the consumer.

I personnally wouldn't try to pass the breaking point hoping for the best. I'm more of a pessimist: I'd rather fight, thinking of the worst outcome but still hoping to be wrong (if that makes sense)