Competitive compatibility, also called adversarial interoperability, allows competitors to interoperate with incumbent services without the incumbent's permission.

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"Competitive compatibility, also called adversarial interoperability, allows competitors to interoperate with incumbent services without the incumbent’s permission."

EFF defines competitive compatibility as enabling tinkerers and startups to interoperate with incumbent services without permission, providing a precise basis for the manuscript's use of adversarial interoperability.

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Source title Privacy Without Monopoly: Data Protection and Interoperability

Source authors Bennett Cyphers; Cory Doctorow

Source year 2021

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