That's black and white argument. Products change markets over time, not instantly. There does not have to be a singular event. "Voting with your wallet" entire

That's black and white argument. Products change markets over time, not instantly. There does not have to be a singular event. "Voting with your wallet" entirely ignores what actual voting is. Whatever the original reason no longer applies, now the devices are an expectation for livelihood, safety, and overall communication. It becomes a public problem. Having two choices is not choice. Google deserves the same regulation apple does. Real choice would be dozens of competitive and entirely independent choices. The nature of markets of scale prevent this from happening.