US Department of Justice files lawsuit against Apple for alleged iPhone monopoly

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Amelia Delgado
1 min read
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The US Department of Justice, along with state attorneys general, has filed a lawsuit against Apple, targeting the iPhone and the company’s iOS ecosystem. The suit alleges that Apple has established an 'iPhone monopoly' and is engaging in anticompetitive behavior across multiple industries. Specifically, the suit takes aim at Apple's App Store and its allegedly anticompetitive 'moat' surrounding its products. Apple has responded, stating that the lawsuit threatens its ability to innovate and create technology. The lawsuit is part of the Biden administration's focus on antitrust enforcement and comes amid intensifying regulatory scrutiny in the European Union. The case against Apple reflects a broader trend of tech companies facing increased antitrust scrutiny, with Google and Amazon also being subject to similar legal challenges. Apple has previously faced legal battles, notably with Epic Games, and has made changes to its App Store policies in response to legal threats.

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