This is assuming that iOS and Android are “permanent platforms” and should be regulated + enshrined as utilities by a new generation of anticompetitive law. As

This is assuming that iOS and Android are “permanent platforms” and should be regulated + enshrined as utilities by a new generation of anticompetitive law. As a former Atari, Commodore, and IBM user, I find this to be an argument that doesn’t understand the history of tech platforms and the dynamics of competition. People really forget that the world existed prior to 2008, and are convinced “this time is different”. It really isn’t. Be careful what you wish for.