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What is a computer?

David Heinemeier Hansson · 20 Apr 2021

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Apple uses its iPhone monopoly to gain an unfair advantage in other markets

Apple has since shown in market after market - be that gaming bundles, news aggregation, TV-show production, fitness training, payment gateways, you name it - that they can use their iPhone monopoly to gain an unfair advantage in any other market, and the App Store is the main vehicle to commit those antitrust offenses

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  1. Apple has since shown in market after market - be that gaming bundles, news aggregation, TV-show production, fitness training, payment gateways, you name it - that they can use their iPhone monopoly to gain an unfair advantage in any other market, and the App Store is the main vehicle to commit those antitrust offenses
  2. The App Store is classic monopoly tollbooth that Apple is trying to justify by operating a security theater

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