Yes, Google has much greater competency. But when their interests run counter to their users' interests, as in the particular case we're talking about where th

Yes, Google has much greater competency. But when their interests run counter to their users' interests, as in the particular case we're talking about where they are nuking F-Droid from orbit, thus depriving users of access to NewPipe and other apps that don't try to rip users off, that higher competency is a disadvantage, not an advantage. Neither incentive alignment nor competency is sufficient without the other.