> I think you are mischaracterizing what is happening here. I was responding to the notion that Apple's decision to only support a curated app store should be

> I think you are mischaracterizing what is happening here. I was responding to the notion that Apple's decision to only support a curated app store should be 'fixed' by the government because it is in some unexplained way 'illegal'. You are introducing a lot of other issues that I wasn't trying to address. If you don't like Apple's curated ecosystem: use Apple's Enterprise Program to distribute unreviewed apps or jail break your phone or switch to Android or switch to a Windows smartphone or start your own company and compete against all of them or don't use a smartphone or ... These are all preferable to supporting the idea that there is something illegal going on that has to be remedied by a lawsuit.