Apple are at fault for deliberately proliferating the damaging codec. Trying to whitewash it with arguments like "they can't do otherwise" won't going to fly. T

Apple are at fault for deliberately proliferating the damaging codec. Trying to whitewash it with arguments like "they can't do otherwise" won't going to fly. They aren't some poor vendor with no choice. What they are causing is reducing choice for everyone else due to their own size, which was exactly the point.