Knoxer

Roderikus said:

That’s a wrong assumption. It wants fair competition instead of (near-) monopoly

Monopoly? Current estimates have Android account for 70% of the market and Apple holds 25%. There is choice and people that want a more open platform choose Android. The market and consumer choice shows as much.

I've talked to an App Developer and her answer was this: "I prefer to develop apps for the Google App Store because it is so much easier. However the platform I trust my data on is Apple as I know all the hoops it takes to get an app published on their App Store." Apple hires people, people are fallible and fall victim to the extraordinary ways scammers find to bypass even Apple's rigorous review processes.

Now that we have determined competition is not the problem here, what I believe is actually being asked is what are these tech companies doing to help protect customers from scammers.