If I could install whatever app I wanted on an iPhone, I would definitely try one out and very likely switch to using it over Android. I actually did have an i

If I could install whatever app I wanted on an iPhone, I would definitely try one out and very likely switch to using it over Android. I actually did have an iPod Touch back in the early days of iOS, but it did not play well with my non-mac desktop, so I sold it and haven't owned an Apple device since then. But I am totally willing to give them another chance. But to answer your question- because free markets require regulation to keep them free. If Google and Apple are allowed to have an unregulated duopoly, they will abuse that position to force out competitors and prevent new ones from entering the market.