> The problem is users would always choose short-term gain So then, at the end of the day, this is not about you getting what you want. Instead, it is that yo

> The problem is users would always choose short-term gain So then, at the end of the day, this is not about you getting what you want. Instead, it is that you want to force other people, to agree with your decisions, and take away their choice to buy from other app stores, if the courts rule that Apple's behavior is illegally anti-competitive. > But this is why Apple has to. You can stay with Apple if you want. Problem solved. Other people, would get to choose what they want, and it is not on you to force them to agree with you, if Apple's behavior is ruled illegally anti-competitive, and they have to let other app stores exist. > would significantly harm the iPhone experience. Don't install the epic app store, if you don't like it then. Problem solved. You just want to take that decision away from other people, even though the courts could absolutely rule that the behavior that Apple is engaging in is illegally anti-competitive.