No, because the regulation isn't protecting people from phones that don't have certain games. That would be silly. Allowing over a billion users the freedom to

No, because the regulation isn't protecting people from phones that don't have certain games. That would be silly. Allowing over a billion users the freedom to install and use software on their smartphone (a critical computing device and the only one for many) without corporate approval can indeed control externalities, protect the dispossessed and even save lives.