Apple filed a motion to dismiss the Justice Department’s antitrust lawsuit, claiming the government wants to “sanction a judicial redesign” of the iPhone.
Apple has asked a federal judge to dismiss the Justice Department’s antitrust case against it, claiming that the government is asking the court “to sanction a judicial redesign of one of the most innovative and consumer-friendly products ever made: iPhone.” The DOJ and 16 state and district attorneys general claimed in their March lawsuit that Apple has illegally monopolized the US smartphone market.
And Apple says it has given third party developers “exceptionally broad” access to the iPhone platform, “while also enforcing reasonable limitations to protect consumers.
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