IANAL, but I'm not sure anyone would have a legal leg to stand on. Microsoft's legal troubles about bundling IE were possible because MS was ruled to have a mo

IANAL, but I'm not sure anyone would have a legal leg to stand on. Microsoft's legal troubles about bundling IE were possible because MS was ruled to have a monopoly position in desktop PCs. Apple has around 14% of the smartphone market, by no means a monopoly. Their share gets even smaller when you look at the total cellphone market. To the best of my knowledge, there isn't anything illegal about using product A to promote product B, or having a restricted platform. You need some other trigger, such as having a dominant market position, or collusion between vendors, etc..