Once the iPhone is essentially the natural monopoly/common carrier, how well do you think society will be able to regulate it from becoming ultra dominant?
Don't fall into the fallacy that "things popular with young people" means that they will stay popular as they age. The social pressures that are driving people to use iOS (iMessage being the preferred messaging app) falls off over time.
Also, i consider that the US is strategically interested to maintain the semi-monopolies of Google / MS / Facebook because of their worldwide influence. But apple being a predominantly american monopoly, is more likely to draw antitrust litigation.
Once the iPhone is essentially the natural monopoly/common carrier, how well do you think society will be able to regulate it from becoming ultra dominant?