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I don't see why they would advocate Apple to change their app store. Is it possible for one corporate to meddle into the product of another? They are also unlik

I don't see why they would advocate Apple to change their app store. Is it possible for one corporate to meddle into the product of another? They are also unlikely to achieve anything on the legal side of things. Instead they 'd better spend for things like : - promote awareness of monopolistic tactics to apple device owners - create a well advertised web payments gateway where users can buy subscriptions to any app, and invite developers to join - syndicalize the hordes of developers to blackout their apps or sth here, i made a mockup: https://i.imgur.com/P6j3jnd.png https://i.imgur.com/P6j3jnd.png

gpm 6y ago
> Is it possible for one corporate to meddle into the product of another Not really (except via negotiation), but it is possible for the government to. I'm not completely clear on the purpose of this coalition. Presumably it is either too fund lawsuits like Epic's (which is asking the government to stop Apple violating existing anti-trust laws), or to fund lobbying activities (which is asking the government to create stronger anti-trust laws, or to enforce them themselves instead of requiring a third party like Epic to step in and argue that they should be enforced). Or both.