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Probably not since Apple doesn't license iOS to anyone else and solely controls it.
by sigzero 8y ago
Probably not since Apple doesn't license iOS to anyone else and solely controls it.
- snrji 8y agoTherefore, if Google and all the Android OEMs merged, no antitrust action would be taken with regards to Android apps. Is that correct?
- ucaetano 8y agoYou're assuming that the action was based on policy, not on politics.
- roasm 8y agoDoes that matter? I would think it would have to do with market share more than any licensing. iOS has ~28% share in the EU. http://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/mobile/europe http://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/mobile/europe
- ucaetano 8y agoIt matters, the EC defined the market as "licensable mobile operating systems", and not "mobile operating systems". If they were looking at "mobile operating systems", their antitrust ruling would make no sense.