Zuckerberg told Rogan that Meta's profit would double if Apple stopped applying "random rules" that tax his company.
Meta's actions against Apple aren't limited to the U.S. In one of the company's first steps this year to apply more policy pressure on Apple, Meta filed a complaint against the iPhone maker in late January with Brazil's competition regulator, the Administrative Council for Economic Defense.
In the complaint, Meta alleged that Apple's iOS update unfairly singles out third-party apps but not its own. Meta has been considering an antitrust complaint against Apple in Brazil since last year, a source familiar with the matter said.