Installing software on a normal computer has always been a straightforward process and nobody has claimed any IP rights on the process. Installing software on

Installing software on a normal computer has always been a straightforward process and nobody has claimed any IP rights on the process. Installing software on the iPhone is not at all straightforward. It requires interacting with proprietary Apple software and rights management interfaces. Had the DMA been written 20 years ago, it is possible that they could have prevented Apple from implementing things this way. But they didn’t. It’s too late. Anyway, once you understand how software is installed on an iPhone, you can plainly see how nearly all of WIPO applies.