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Standard Oil came into a market and controlled an increasing proportion of it. On Epic's own terms, that's not what Apple did. There never was a market for iOS
by GavinMcG 6y ago
Standard Oil came into a market and controlled an increasing proportion of it.
On Epic's own terms, that's not what Apple did. There never was a market for iOS apps that Apple took over.
That means the best argument actually is that they became a monopoly on day one, but you dismiss that for some reason.
- threeseed 6y agoWhich makes the way Epic defines the situation ridiculous. You shouldn't be considered to be an infringing monopoly on day one with a single customer.