evidence: The lawsuit claims Apple's anti-competitive practices extend beyond the iPhone and Apple Watch businesses, citing Apple's advertising, browser, FaceTime and news offerings. [...] "This anticompetitive behavior is designed to maintain Apple's monopoly power while extracting as much revenue as possible," the complaint said. [...] The company is currently jockeying with the European Commission over whether it's complying with the new EU Digital Markets Act, which forces Apple to open up the iPhone app store to rivals such as Microsoft or Epic Games. Apple plans to charge big companies that eschew its app store 50 cents per download.