> Possibly not, though as a provider, they are entitled to make a profit. The big thing people seem to disagree with is Apple forcing themselves to be a provid

> Possibly not, though as a provider, they are entitled to make a profit. The big thing people seem to disagree with is Apple forcing themselves to be a provider (and thereby forcing their entitlement to a profit). Apple is certainly entitled to compensation when people use their service, but no computer should force it's services on the user. Regulators seem to really hate that bit, and it will be interesting to see how Apple responds to the Digital Markets act.