I look forward to hearing an argument about how game consoles are nearly as important to society or as ubiquitous, as smart phones.
Scientific journals
Vehicle firmware and apps
The list goes on.
Apple’s policies aren’t monopoly by any historic definition: it’s complaining about commission rates, not about blocking market access, since you always can just pick a different platform.
Unless iOS and Android needs to be declared a public utility.
My disagreement is with the belief that existing anticompetitive laws apply to this situation.
You can't have a successful app business without putting your offering in Apple's app store.
Our existing anti-trust laws absolutely apply here.
Who knows... we'll see I guess. I don't think Epic will win, but I hope something changes because I just really want to put my own app on my own phone and help my customers do the same.
I look forward to hearing an argument about how iPhones == all smart phones, or why the millions of users (including developer) who love the single-curator nature of iOS should be forcibly deprived of that.
(Sorry for the snark, just continuing the mimicry chain)