I can't follow your first paragraph. You are redefining words left and right. App stores don't create "laws"; they have contractually enforced rules. Regulati

I can't follow your first paragraph. You are redefining words left and right. App stores don't create "laws"; they have contractually enforced rules. Regulations are laws if the regulatory body was granted the power to make regulations. Your use of legitimate confuses me; I can't grok your intention. The FTC has the directive and authority to regulate commerce. If Apple is violating an US law or an FTC regulation, the FTC should prosecute. Otherwise this discussion should be focused on what laws (if any) you think need to be created.