Overview
- The lawsuit now includes 20 states and Washington D.C., accusing Apple of monopolistic practices.
- DOJ claims Apple's restrictions harm consumers, developers, and businesses by limiting competition.
- Key issues include Apple's control over app store policies, digital wallets, and messaging services.
- Apple denies the allegations, stating it faces significant competition and does not hold monopoly power.
- The case draws parallels to the historic antitrust lawsuit against Microsoft in the early 2000s.