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Sorry, but NONE of this anti-trust territory. iPhones not running Android apps is not harm to consumers (leaving aside the technical hurdles of a few GB of lib
by Ensorceled 11y ago
Sorry, but NONE of this anti-trust territory.
iPhones not running Android apps is not harm to consumers (leaving aside the technical hurdles of a few GB of libraries an OS wrappers). Apps not being allowed might be anti-trust, but the app policy is pretty fairly applied and is not necessarily anti-competitive so that would be a hard one to prove.
Impact on software developers is NOT harm to consumers, it's just not.
Competitive differentiation is NOT anti-trust.
Finally, according to IDC, Google has 82% of the world market in units shipped. You are seriously losing the plot when you say Apple's actions are harming consumers by reducing market for non-iOS devices when Apple only has 13% world market share.