Apple has systematically refuted each of the DoJ's claims, asserting that its practices are designed to protect user privacy, security, and experience, while also providing developers with ample opportunities to thrive on the iOS platform.
Regarding the alleged restrictions on 'super apps,' Apple claims it has never prevented such apps from existing on iOS, citing examples like Facebook, WeChat, and Line that currently thrive on the platform.
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