> I'm mentioning all of this history to make this point: Apple made these rules when they were not a monopoly by any definition. They are a monopoly for gettin

> I'm mentioning all of this history to make this point: Apple made these rules when they were not a monopoly by any definition. They are a monopoly for getting your app on ios phones and in front of ios users. This is why bundling is part of anti-trust law. Bundling their app store as the only way to install applications on ios devices should have been stopped years ago.