304827, lock-in means it's designed specifically so that if you switch
Posted by Rjcc, Sun Sep-22-19 09:33 PM
you can't use it anymore and it impacts you significantly because it's not available or accessible via other platforms.
it's not an actual lock, and you can still switch. but it increases lock-in.
that's all.
www.engadgethd.com - the other stuff i'm looking at
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