[jstsch]

> iPhones can still come with Safari installed and used by default, no changes to anyones experience at all.

No, this is not allowed and currently also not the case. When you're setting up a new iPhone, one of the questions during setup is which browser do you want to use.

[alt227]

Then IMO this went too far. All they needed to do was allow people to doanload alternatives if they want them.

[gbalduzzi]

EU did this to Microsoft years ago to disrupt the internet explorer monopoly. It wouldn't be fair to not demand Apple and Google to do the same now

[alt227]

I agree, except Windows had a massive PC monopoly back then. Apple doesnt have nearly that same monopoly today. It shares it with Google and in some markets it lags behind Googles user numbers.

[gbalduzzi]

The point is to prevent monopoly from happening