The argument seems to be that Google is rejecting this app to force users to search for it in Google Maps. This is significant because that’s a different line o

The argument seems to be that Google is rejecting this app to force users to search for it in Google Maps. This is significant because that’s a different line of business for Google. Apple is more restricted, but they do it for control of the user experience, which, as a developer, I’m not a fan of. Apple is in less businesses and don’t as frequently use their restrictions to direct/force users into another one. The one case I can think of is restrictions allowing only Apple Music. Though other music apps are supported in Car Play, Siri will only use Apple Music. All that said... this case seems like a stretch. I’m not familiar with Italian law though, but is Android Auto so pervasive that this would have merit? The other antitrust suits are regarding search or Android, where Google has a much larger grip on their market.