Important consideration is that Apple has the advantage of bending the shape of their APIs to serve their needs to deliver best results. However, due to how clo

Important consideration is that Apple has the advantage of bending the shape of their APIs to serve their needs to deliver best results. However, due to how closed off the platform is, third-party developers can never even dream of having such privilege which means that they are simply not allowed to build experiences that can compete with Apple even if they could. This skims borderline on anti-competitive behaviour which will probably cause more regulatory scrutiny in the future. It is also an interesting question what is the overreach and what is genuine investment - Apple will go out of their way to solve a problem in silicon if they can't do so otherwise yet this is not something that you can probably fit in a legal framework easily.