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The 'App Store Freedom Act' would be bad for freedom
With federal crackdowns on Big Tech in vogue, a bipartisan bill is floating in the halls of Congress that would stymie ...
Over the course of the Epic v. Apple case, much has come to light about how both companies generate profit. One of the biggest shocks comes from the closing ruling of the case, which reveals that 70% ...
When Epic Games took Apple to court in 2020, the gaming world paid attention. Epic, the creator of Fortnite, challenged Apple’s long-standing App Store rules, particularly its requirement that ...
The more straightforward route would be full compliance. That would mean removing or modifying the 27% fee and allowing app links to external payment options without added friction. Compliance would ...
Apple must stop blocking App Store developers from steering their users to third-party payment options, a federal judge ruled Friday, issuing a permanent injunction in the Epic Games v. Apple lawsuit.
On September 28, the court held a lengthy injunction hearing to determine if it would require Apple to reinstate Fortnite onto the App Store—with Epic’s own payment intact—while the case is decided.
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