To be fair, I've only been skimmed through the article, but nowhere do I see any research, or even clear arguments/fair reasoning, about monopolistic behavior i

To be fair, I've only been skimmed through the article, but nowhere do I see any research, or even clear arguments/fair reasoning, about monopolistic behavior in free markets. Only false comparisons (Apple when it was close to bankruptcy and Apple today - yes there's a huge difference!) and jumping to conclusions (Apple was the one restoring faith and rescued third-party development - before App Store no businesses developing third party software existed, or?). Yes, when you're vertically integrated and dominate a market (in practice have some kind of monopoly) it's fair you need to open up certain things to everyone. Unless you believe in a completely free market without any regulation. A fair bit of research supports that stance btw. (That free markets needs to be regulated)