Comment by the-scrabi

It's not even about power users. The article describes this pretty well: It is about the fact that this action will destroy or at least severely harm the open source app ecosystem. What I can see is that this already has a chilling effect on app developers releasing apps on F-Droid. You might say why should I care about that when I am one of the 99 % of normal users. But it all comes down to freedom. If you destroy alternatives to the Play Store, you remove the freedom of choice that even the 99 % of users would have if they were willing to switch to proper open source solutions.

Does anyone know if there is a concrete evidence that bespoke measure violates the EU's digital markets act?