> Nobody has to hawk their goods on iOS But this ignores their market position on mobile phones and the barriers to creating an open competing mobile phone. I

> Nobody has to hawk their goods on iOS But this ignores their market position on mobile phones and the barriers to creating an open competing mobile phone. It's like if there were two car companies and you could buy tires from them, but if you wanted to buy tires from a third party you had to pay Ford or Chevy 30% tax because you were putting them on their cars. And you want to tell the tire companies too bad, you don't have to sell tires.