What really needs to be done, without "planning the market": Require browser engine competition. This can be legally valid considering that the web itself is an

What really needs to be done, without "planning the market": Require browser engine competition. This can be legally valid considering that the web itself is an essential utility, since a lot of government functions go through it. App stores are not essential (and i hope they ll never be). Therefore, access to the web should be high priority and high quality, therefore browser engine freedom is sine qua non. This could lead to a virtuous cycle of finally making web apps work well on iOS, which will also break the chains of many developers. The web is our common , open platform that nobody owns. We should be protecting it in the mobile market Let apple own their app store, but not to the detriment of the web