The case is weak because DOJ fails to understand which things to hit them on (App Store). If they wanted to do this right they’d petition experts in the space (Apple pundits and journalists) in what ways Apple abuses people and its size, but instead, they build a shitty case that won’t get them on anything useful.
@technology Oh, for sure, they *mention* the App Store fees and extensive review process, but in my opinion involving the price of the iPhone and past history of Apple is strange (and seems to make the case weaker).
The case is weak because DOJ fails to understand which things to hit them on (App Store). If they wanted to do this right they’d petition experts in the space (Apple pundits and journalists) in what ways Apple abuses people and its size, but instead, they build a shitty case that won’t get them on anything useful.
@technology Oh, for sure, they *mention* the App Store fees and extensive review process, but in my opinion involving the price of the iPhone and past history of Apple is strange (and seems to make the case weaker).