Mark Zuckerberg added to a growing chorus of concerns about Apple, arguing that it's 'problematic that one company controls what happens on the device.'
on Wednesday added to the growing chorus of concerns about Apple, arguing that it's "problematic that one company controls what happens on the device.": Zuckerberg has been one of the loudest critics of Apple in Silicon Valley for the past two years. In the wake of Elon Musk's
"[T]he fact that companies have to deliver their apps exclusively through platforms that are controlled by competitors — there is a conflict of interest there," he said. That conflict of interest makes Apple "not just a kind of governor that is looking out for the best of people's interests." "I do think Apple has sort of singled themselves out as the only company that is trying to control, unilaterally, what apps get on the device and I don’t think that's a sustainable or a good place to be."
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