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The court found that Apple's App Store's marketplace policies do not violate anti-trust laws, ending a two-year-long court battle
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The court found that Apple's App Store's marketplace policies do not violate anti-trust laws, ending a two-year-long court battle
After fighting Google and Apple in the US, UK, EU, and Australia, Epic Games is taking on the Play Store in India.
The higher court will now begin hearing Apple's arguments against the original ruling, which could take several months to conclude.
Apple's decision to pull the Fortnite game from its App Store is what prompted Epic Games to file a lawsuit back in 2020.
In its counter lawsuit, Google denied most of Epic's allegations and argued that the Fortnite developer had acted in bad faith.
The appeal was filed to overturn an injunction won by Epic Games in its lawsuit spurred by Apple's anti-steering provisions.
The account was terminated last year, locking the two companies in a legal dispute that might not end any time soon.
The judge ruled in favour of Apple on all counts except the one that could deal a huge blow to Apple's future revenues.
Although the new South Korean law allows third-party in-app payment systems, the law is yet to go into effect and Apple will likely wait...
The information that was made public highlighted Google’s strategies to deal with the issue that arose last year when a payment system allowed Fortnite...
