Users in a duopoly are getting coerced to a degree far more important to individual freedoms than the largest publicly traded corporation.

Users are not being coerced. Not being offered the products you want is not coercion.

I literally cannot use public parking in my city without an app. A ton of services are requiring app based 2FA for their use. Anyone without a smartphone that uses either Android or iOS is literally being left out of a huge chunk of the modern world.

“Own this or you’ll be relegated to the fringes of society” very much sounds like coercion to me.

At some point it is. A smart phone is essentially a need today.

It’s electricity a product or a utility? What is a smartphone?

I’d argue that smartphones are rapidly approaching being utilities and search is way past that point.

Ah, yes, of course. Doing the slightest thing to reign in the worst abuses of trillion dollar companies is equivalent to completely abolishing private property. Thanks for the insight.

Communists as in collective ownership of the means of production or Communists as in some other non canonical definition?