> And there is nothing anti-competitive about Apple charging for their developer kit. Not only that but a bunch of iOS apis incur services costs on Apple's sid

> And there is nothing anti-competitive about Apple charging for their developer kit. Not only that but a bunch of iOS apis incur services costs on Apple's side. Certainly seems valid that they should be able to charge to provide push notifications, iCloud storage, etc. There is a wide industry of businesses monetizing development kit usage and/or enterprise services. Nothing in the EU's regulations should preclude Apple from monetizing their investment into the iOS development platform.