That's the problem. I think people keep using the term "monopoly" maybe because that's what they are familiar with, but you are correct in pointing out that cou

That's the problem. I think people keep using the term "monopoly" maybe because that's what they are familiar with, but you are correct in pointing out that courts of law have a very specific legal interpretation of that word. Probably one solution is to place the bet on anti-trust instead. It's still not quite right, but if you bend the current legal understanding of "trust" a little bit, you can get there. Whereas, there's no amount of bending the interpretation of "monopoly" that will make Apple fit.