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You haven't been following Google's case closely enough.
by asadotzler 3y ago
You haven't been following Google's case closely enough.
- nodamage 3y agoThe details of the two cases are very different and here, details matter. The courts have already rejected "iOS app distribution" as a valid antitrust market. Edit: In case you're wondering why "Android app distribution" can be considered a relevant market whereas "iOS app distribution" was rejected even though they both sound like the same thing, the key difference is "iOS app distribution" is a single-brand aftermarket, and single-brand aftermarkets have stricter requirements in order to be accepted by the courts.