[wayneftw]

Not when their platform holds the majority of users in the US and when they're colluding with the "competition".

[ryan93]

A majority of users choose apple. but they didnt have to

[CrimsonRain]

Just like the majority of users choose to use Windows back in the day? They didn't had to. Linux was always a choice.

[ryan93]

No it wasn’t. Android is a consumer friendly replacement Linux wasn’t

[ryan93]

Why am I getting downvoted. Are people surprised its hard to compete with apple and android size organizations. You arent entitled to as many sophisticated phone OS's as you want

[seanmcdirmid]

54% is a majority, but its not a vast majority.

> and when they're colluding with the "competition".

Unless you have evidence for that, that's just libel.

[wayneftw]

Libel? It's directly from the material referenced by the tweets that we're talking about:

> 'After another meeting between Apple and Google senior executives, notes showed that the execs agreed: "Our vision is that we work as if we are one company."'

[seanmcdirmid]

Which they already got busted for and had to pay fines on. If you mean they are still doing it, then provide evidence, don’t just assert its true.

[wayneftw]

Nobody here is talking about things that Apple and Google got busted for already. Everything that we're getting today is new.

[dwaite]

So no link to evidence?

[wayneftw]

Can you not access the tweets being discussed here?