"DOJ Sues Apple Over iPhone Monopoly Amid 'Green Bubble Shaming' Controversy"
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Apple dismisses comparisons to Microsoft's 1990s monopoly, denying any parallels and defending its market position, citing global iPhone numbers and domestic market competition. The lawsuit focuses on Apple's tight App Store control, Watch's inability to interface with Android devices, and alleged coercion of third parties. Apple argues that the lawsuit seeks to turn iOS into Android and hinder its ability to create technology, vowing to vigorously defend against it.
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