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they don't allow any other browser engines on iOS

• unlinker 10y ago
  Apple's market share in Europe is so laughable they literally can do whatever they want, but not allowing other browser engines on iOS is certainly not grounds for an antitrust lawsuit.
  • joekrill 10y ago
    How is it not? The issue in the case of Google is the requirement for Chrome. So how is that any different here? (Other than the fact that you can actually install another browser on Android if you want, where you don't even have the option on an iPhone). > EU antitrust regulators said that by requiring mobile phone manufacturers to pre-install Google Search and the Google Chrome browser to get access to other Google apps, the U.S. company was harming consumers by stifling competition.
    • distances 10y ago
      The restrictions only apply for monopolies. Apple isn't even close to a monopoly, while Android may already be one.