for more on the story, we can bring in jennifer huddleston, a tech policy research fellow at the catonstitute. thanks for being with us here at france 24. there's a lot of buzz on the blogs about the iphone 15's new colors, the camera, but this change of its charging connection is really a big story. would you consider this a win for regulators here in europe. >> you can necessarily characterize it clearly as a win. one of the interesting things we are seeing is that there's this question of should regulators be in the business of product design, effectively. when it comes to charging, we have seen various innovations. we should want innovators to be the ones to make that decision about how best to charge their products, and in the future, there may be a bit of a backlash against this. we may see more of a rush to completely contact-only charging so companies get back to what they feel best works with their products. >> the push is to save consumers money and cut waste. do you think this change from apple accomplishes that? >> i think that what we have continued to see is that there i

but jennifer huddleston, who is a technology policy research fellow at the cato institute in washington dc. welcome to dw. so this is a federal case brought by the justice department. why are they going after google? i think that's actually a really good question. and now that when we're looking at this case, why are we seeing the american government director, an incredibly successful american company, a company that's very popular with consumers, what the government and this case is brought by the department of justice. it's also, there's also a companion case brought by the attorney general of several different states are arguing is that google has not only a change monopoly power, but that it's using that monopoly power in anti competitive way or maintaining that monopoly power in anti competitive ways. such as, by making itself the, the default search engine, or through what it's doing in the search engine advertising market. what's interesting though is this is a company that's incredibly popular with consumer and much of it, 6. and much of, of what's going on here is actually a qu