> Apple and Google have build their ecosystem in such a way that they have full power over these decisions, and now they are forced to use that power. They mad

> Apple and Google have build their ecosystem in such a way that they have full power over these decisions, and now they are forced to use that power. They made choices that put them in this situation, sure. But how does the fact that it's their fault change their situation now? Leaving still achieves nothing, and they certainly won't change their business model for that reason alone, so the logical choice is to stay and obey. If they left, I doubt they would be replaced by a Microsoft-like that has less control over their devices. More likely, the void would be filled by government-compliant companies.