Epic’s dream is starting to come true — its store will be preinstalled on ‘millions’ of Android phones
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But not in the US — not yet.
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Serious question though, why? It's not like they offer a ton of apps. It's not a real app store, it's effectively just a launcher for the 3-4 apps they have.
Because Google is a monopoly and epic sued in the right places.
Google is by no means a monopoly. There is iOS, few other systems, and even on android you have a dozen of stores.
And the pre-installed Google apps package deal is completely fine. You get a system you would have to spend billions on, infrastructure, verified brand, and much more, and you get their product for the price of bundling it with few more, which end user can just not use or even debloat.
You must really hate Google to think this is in an way unfair.
