> Would this be considered anti-competitive today? Disallowing a technology that is controlled by one company in favor of a technology that is standardized and

> Would this be considered anti-competitive today? Disallowing a technology that is controlled by one company in favor of a technology that is standardized and can be and is implemented by many companies? I can't see how you even begin to think this is anti-competitive. (I do think that there's a lot problematic about apple's lockdown approach to devices. I think you can make an argument that the whole approach of device lockdown is problematic and should face some regulation. But picking out the flash deprecation seems like an odd way to highlight that.)