Looking at the comment below enumerating the reasons for the ruling, I don't see any overlap between what Google is being fined for and Apple's business practices. Apple isn't forcing 3rd party OEMs to install Safari on their hardware in order to run Apple apps because Apple makes all their own hardware. iOS is not an open source OS meant to be available to third parties, and Apple doesn't have a search engine to pay carriers to mandate.

>requiring mobile manufacturers to pre-install Google Search and Google Chrome browser and requiring them to set Google Search as default search service on their devices, as a condition to license certain Google proprietary apps;

>preventing manufacturers from selling smart mobile devices running on competing operating systems based on the Android open source code;

>giving financial incentives to manufacturers and mobile network operators on condition that they exclusively pre-install Google Search on their devices.

> If the EU wants to preserve any credibility ..

It's the other way around. EU is building credibility that seems to be lacking elsewhere by penalizing anti-competitive behavior.

Google is being accused of using its dominance to force __manufactures__ into setting Google search as default, Chrome as default browser and not selling phones with Android competitor like LineageOS

Apple is incapable of abusing manufacturers as Apple does not work with manufacturers at all. The entire discussion simply does not apply to Apple.