> and give people a choice to buy entry into the walled garden.
No, that's Apple's decision. The garden plays by Europe's rules, or people don't get a choice at all.
De-facto monopolies are not inherently justified. Feel any way you will about it as a consumer; Apple uses their power to exercise anti-competitive control over their ecosystems. Governments will now step in to regulate the market Apple has failed to make competitive.
No, that's Apple's decision. The garden plays by Europe's rules, or people don't get a choice at all.
De-facto monopolies are not inherently justified. Feel any way you will about it as a consumer; Apple uses their power to exercise anti-competitive control over their ecosystems. Governments will now step in to regulate the market Apple has failed to make competitive.