Four More States Join DOJ's Antitrust Lawsuit Against Apple

Indiana, Massachusetts, Nevada, and Washington expand the coalition challenging Apple's alleged smartphone market monopoly.

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.