That makes a little sense, I guess, but >"Apple should not be allowed to offer Apple Music to compete with Spotify or Apple Maps to compete with Google Maps or

That makes a little sense, I guess, but >"Apple should not be allowed to offer Apple Music to compete with Spotify or Apple Maps to compete with Google Maps or the upcoming Apple Movies to compete with Netflix." are pretty bad examples to support this argument. Apple has been competing with Netflix for years, and Netflix has kicked their butt at every turn. By this argument, Google shouldn't be able to offer Maps on Android, so you'd have Apple Maps on Android phones and Google Maps on iPhones? I fail to see how that benefits consumers at all, and more to the point it does little or nothing to help small companies. Antitrust laws are intended to benefit consumers. It's hard to square antitrust laws with the idea that consumers should be forced to pay for apps from small companies rather than enjoying free apps from platform vendors.