As an example of network gatekeeping, De Vynck shared a some the example of how Google enjoys a healthy market share over browsers and the technology that powers them, putting them in control over how we access the web and how the web works in general. Google Chrome represents over 60% of the browsing market meaning that applications and tools must primarily cater to customers using this platform as it concerns compatibility. This means that Google is indirectly dictating the direction of design and development of user applications and back-end technologies.