"Unpacking Apple's Antitrust Woes: A Year of Legal Battles and Public Backlash"

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Tech journalist Walt Mossberg and former Microsoft executive Steven Sinofsky criticize the DOJ's antitrust lawsuit against Apple, with Mossberg calling the claim of an Apple monopoly "laughable" due to the iPhone's market share. Mossberg argues that the lawsuit seems to target Apple's product philosophy rather than specific legal violations, while Sinofsky views it as a weak and politically motivated case against "Big Tech." The DOJ alleges that Apple engages in anticompetitive behavior, but critics question the necessity of government intervention in a market well-served by different approaches.
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