You do see the implication of what you say: Apple produces a vastly inferior browser and only gets to maintain market share via absolute, monopolistic control over their OS.
You clearly believe that if they were forced to compete on equal terms with Chrome, they would loose.
Do explain how forcing inferior browser on iOS users is better than Chrome winning on merits?
The road to better products has always been competition.
Apple, Microsoft and Mozilla can, and do, compete with Chrome.
Apple not allowing competition is the root of all evil.
Neither Apple nor Google spends money on developing browser out of the goodness of their heart.
In a battle of two evil corporations I'll side with the one that's making a better product. And in web browsers, it's Google.
You clearly believe that if they were forced to compete on equal terms with Chrome, they would loose.
Do explain how forcing inferior browser on iOS users is better than Chrome winning on merits?
The road to better products has always been competition.
Apple, Microsoft and Mozilla can, and do, compete with Chrome.
Apple not allowing competition is the root of all evil.
Neither Apple nor Google spends money on developing browser out of the goodness of their heart.
In a battle of two evil corporations I'll side with the one that's making a better product. And in web browsers, it's Google.