Amazon has also turned into the store for Gen Zs, where 50% say it’s their favorite website [8]. At the extreme of antitrust, Amazon might see a complete breakup from all of its acquisitions in recent years. The online retailer has turned from books to conglomerate fairly quickly given its success to sell and ship different goods at affordable prices around the world. The Prime streaming service might also take a hit, but not in the same manner. 51% of Gen Z’s stream at least 1 hour of video every day [9], so their behavior are more geared towards streaming than other platforms of entertainment. However, one of the best selling points of Prime is their integrated services combined with Amazon. If this was removed, Prime might struggle to keep their Gen Z audience, as they would most likely change to the streaming service providing the most titles per dollar. This break up might be the death of the Amazon streaming service among Gen Z’s.

These changes will have a serious impact on Gen Z behavior and consumption of tech services. Some might see an improvement of their social media platforms, whereas others might see their favorite store destroyed. The upcoming battle within tech would therefore be to see who could fill the gaps that might be created when Congress decides to regulate the industry, and who might get the short attention span of Gen Z’s or future generations.

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