Justice Department Sues Apple for Antitrust Violations

Justice Department Sues Apple for Antitrust Violations

By
Carmen del Valle
1 min read

The Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against Apple, alleging anti-competitive tactics in the smartphone market. The lawsuit highlights various ways in which Apple is seen as a monopoly, including its control over the App Store, suppression of cloud streaming game apps, control over consumer loyalty, messaging apps, limitations on smartwatches, and digital wallets. Apple has denied the accusations, claiming that the lawsuit threatens its ability to innovate. This legal move is part of the DOJ's campaign against Big Tech's anticompetitive practices, signaling a significant showdown between the government and powerful tech giants.

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