I've been an Apple user for 15+ years. However, my first 3 smartphones were Android. In 2016 I switched to an iPhone and I prefer the "lock in". I prefer the "walled garden".

In my youth I had the energy and desire to individually assess how much I trusted what I downloaded. Today I do not want to spend the energy/time so I spend financial capital to have Apple assess trust for me.

Does that mean that app developers have a harder time selling me their software? Yes. I empathize, but I don't want to be an early adopter anymore. I'm happy for those developers to first build trust, then have access to me as a customer.

"I don't like it" and "It's illegal" are not the same thing.

Everything that's illegal was first something someone didn't like.

Sure, but you’ve got to pass a law first.

Unless if you’re alleging that Apple is in breach of an existing law. If so, you should probably provide evidence for such an assertion.

Illegal does not imply monopoly, either.

22% market share isn’t a monopoly.

If you’re accusing Apple of breaking other laws, please specify which.