Yes, and if they sell AOSP-based devices they then can not sell any other device with the Google components.
Or sell a device using only some of the things Google wants to make mandatory, but replacing others with their own.
That way they keep AOSP-based products on the fringe, since only niche manufacturers can afford to make them, and stop manufacturers trying to make/integrate better replacements for Google services. That's anti-competitive, that's the problem.
Or sell a device using only some of the things Google wants to make mandatory, but replacing others with their own.
That way they keep AOSP-based products on the fringe, since only niche manufacturers can afford to make them, and stop manufacturers trying to make/integrate better replacements for Google services. That's anti-competitive, that's the problem.