<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>The antitrust lawsuit filed by the U.S. Department of Justice against Apple has not been dismissed, as Apple's motion for dismissal was denied.</li><li>The DOJ accused Apple of having a smartphone monopoly in the U.S., citing restrictions on third-party access to Apple services, claiming consumers are 'locked' into Apple's ecosystem.</li><li>Apple argues against being labeled a monopolist, pointing out competition from companies like Samsung and Google, and believes the DOJ is trying to force it to support its competitors financially.</li><li>The case is projected to stretch beyond 2028 before potentially making it to trial, highlighting the legal complexities and time involved in such antitrust cases.</li></ul>

DOJ’s iPhone Monopoly Case Moves Forward

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