Certainly, they will have to prove somehow that their app was ultimately removed owning to a competitor&#x27;s pressure. If they can do that, then the monopolies act and everything will come into the picture. I&#x27;m not insinuating that any competitor is doing this to Uber, but that&#x27;s pretty natural and apparent in this case. Naturally, the store is Apple&#x27;s business and app publishing is a means of income. No sane business will refuse a business prospect on the grounds of &quot;I don&#x27;t like you&quot;. The only reasoning here is that a competitor is involved. But yeah, proving that in a court of law is a different thing altogether which Uber has to manage.