> and give people a choice to buy entry into the walled garden. No, that's Apple's decision. The garden plays by Europe's rules, or people don't get a choice a

> and give people a choice to buy entry into the walled garden. No, that's Apple's decision. The garden plays by Europe's rules, or people don't get a choice at all. De-facto monopolies are not inherently justified. Feel any way you will about it as a consumer; Apple uses their power to exercise anti-competitive control over their ecosystems. Governments will now step in to regulate the market Apple has failed to make competitive.