Apple’s treatment of small games developer makes a textbook antitrust case

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By Ben LovejoyAug 23, 2023, 10:05 am347 pts
Apple has voraciously denied accusations that the App Store has monopolistic control over iPhone apps, yet the company’s ability to unilaterally close developer accounts without explanation forms a textbook antitrust case. One small games developer had its Apple Developer Program (ADP) account terminated…

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