The complaint alleges that the move compels consumers to register for the service and surrender their data to Microsoft. This is the second time Microsoft is coming under the scanner for such practices, the first being in 1998 when it bundled internet explorer with its Windows operating system. Many tech companies were angered by this move alleging it was another attempt to create a monopoly. Microsoft’s announcement comes less than two months after the release of Windows 11. The complaint follows Microsoft’s decision to discontinue OneDrive for all operating systems it released prior to Windows 10. The complaint has been filed by Nextcloud, along with nearly 30 tech companies supporting it. A coalition of EU-based tech companies has filed a formal complaint against Microsoft alleging the firm’s software bundling practices to be anti-competitive.
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