I'm trying to understand the issue about monopoly here.
Are other app stores allowed on Apple? If they are, then it doesn't look like a monopoly since they're only refusing to publish on their own app store which is fine by me, in theory.
If they don't (or if they make it practically impossible), then I think this is an issue. It's the same as if Microsoft decided no browsers other than edge would be allowed to be used on windows, or that edge would not be able to visit and download another browser. This is definitely anticompetitive.
What's the case here? How easy it is to get another app store? Do I need to jump through a million hoops?
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