"Government's Antitrust Battle with Apple: Impact on iPhone Users"

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The Department of Justice's antitrust case against Apple aims to challenge the tech giant's alleged monopoly over smartphone digital payments, including restrictions on third-party wallet apps and high fees for credit card transactions on Apple Pay. The suit also seeks to open up access to iPhone's near-field communication (NFC) capabilities for more contactless payment options. The case reflects broader concerns about Big Tech's dominance in financial services and potential impact on competition and consumer choice.
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