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iOS requires you to have the built-in browser installed; they don't require you to use it. (You can download and install Chrome for iOS, but you can never remo
by jmduke 14y ago
iOS requires you to have the built-in browser installed; they don't require you to use it. (You can download and install Chrome for iOS, but you can never remove Safari.)
Still, this isn't a monopolistic concern until iOS has a monopoly. iOS's marketshare is nowhere near Windows' was when the anti-trust regulations were enacted.
- jfb 14y agoIn addition, Apple isn't using it's monopolistic control of one market to illegally gain share in another. Nor is Google.
- freehunter 14y agoChrome on iOS uses the Safari back-end. Only the GUI is different. Apple will not let you install a completely new browser on iOS.