Nah, not really. A closer analogy is Ford shutting down all of Tesla's charging stations because the chargers had a nasty habit of attempting to bazooka any Ford cars that drove past.
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Ford shutting down all of Tesla's charging stations because the original chargers were replaced by mean people with new ones that had a nasty habit of attempting to bazooka any Ford charging station that were withing shooting distance. Those charger were installed by any customers who happened to be within earshot of a sleazy sales guy that had a solution to cure their cars for non-existent problems by smooth talking them about "did you know internet explorer could run 200% faster" even though their car ran firefox or chrome.
more like ford closing all charger stations because a few fords left unlocked got the stereos stolen. (how could i forgot the analogy windows=car left unlocked)
The competition from no-ip to Microsoft from this is virtually zero. Any serious hoster will have a static IP, or own their own domain.