> That just proves that Apple provides a lot of value through its platform and that developers are hungry to develop for it despite the platform fees, it doesn'

> That just proves that Apple provides a lot of value through its platform and that developers are hungry to develop for it despite the platform fees, it doesn't prove that Apple's App Store isn't "subject to market forces". That's really an argument for court. It could mean they've locked in a dominant market position they are abusing. Not for me to say, but you haven't made an argument otherwise.