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Dont you run the risk of creating a super monopoly if Gmail, Maps, Youtube etc that are split dont survive. The only choice is Apple and maybe thats why they ar

• dkobran 6y ago
  Antitrust does not discriminate against a single company. If Apple is in violation of antitrust regulations either today or at some point in the future, regardless of how they got there, they would be subject to the same legal action. So no, theoretically speaking and practically speaking, this is not a risk.
  • izacus 6y ago
    That's not how it works in practice though. There's no US legal action against Apple, they can reap Billions and billions of dollars with their own monopoly before any action reaches them after Google and Facebook are crippled. This is the big issue with targeted anti trust vs. industry wide regulation.
    • alexeldeib 6y ago
      The government isn't suing apple for antitrust because someone else decided to do it for them: https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2020/12/10/cydia-apple-lawsuit/ https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2020/12/10/cydia-a... The timing of this case, the Google case, and the FTC facebook investigation is interesting.