Epic appeals monopoly ruling in Apple lawsuit
Epic lost on 9 of the 10 complaints in its lawsuit against Apple and will be appealing to a higher court over them.
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Epic lost on 9 of the 10 complaints in its lawsuit against Apple and will be appealing to a higher court over them.
Barring Apple from prohibiting alternative payment methods was a win for Epic, but the Judge also ruled that Apple was right to remove Fortnite from iOS.
Thanks to a new court ruling, Apple can no longer force app developers to use iTunes merchant services for in-app transactions.
Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers ruled that Apple is not monopolistic, but it has engaged in anti-competitive practices.
The controversial social media application is headed back into Apple's ecosystem after being deplatformed earlier this year.
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Following a recent posting on Apple's app policies, Tim Sweeney recently spoke to why Epic Games doesn't use Bandcamp's workaround of in-app purchases on iOS.
A new section in the App Store guidelines seems to indicate Microsoft and Google now have a way to bring xCloud and Stadia to the mobile platform.
Fortnite Mobile players on iOS and Android devices can now make purchases directly within the game, as opposed to going through App Store or Google Play respectively.
After some controversy surrounding it's lack of in-app purchases, the Hey email app has been approved by Apple.