> while Apple simply blocking any competition on iOS (everything is Safari under the hood) is fine. I see people using Chrome on iOS - they use it not because

> while Apple simply blocking any competition on iOS (everything is Safari under the hood) is fine. I see people using Chrome on iOS - they use it not because they think they're running Blink/V8, they use it because Google brings their own password syncing and UI to it. Same for something like Firefox Focus. Is it really anticompetitive if allowing a different rendering engine would result in less than (maybe) 0.01% of users actually switching due to the change?