You probably remember the dispute between Epic Games and Applem. Apple charged 30% for every transaction made in Fortnite. Epic didn't like that, so they added their own payment method to the game, allowing a payment gateway through Apple bypass. Subsequently, the apple giant popular Fortnite from App Store deleted it and the legal battle began.
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Apple is celebrating victory, as the appeals court upheld a November 2021 decision that said Apple does not violate federal or state antitrust laws. But the victory is not 100 percent. Although the appeals court gave the main points Applu for the truth, also confirmed the decision according to which Apple cannot prohibit developers from directing users to third-party payment options. The statement says that he will oppose this statement Apple apparently continue to fight in court. "Today's decision reaffirms a clear victory, with nine out of ten claims decided in favor of Appyou. For the second time in two years, a federal court has ruled that Apple complies with state and federal antitrust laws. App Store The court continues to foster competition, innovation, and expand opportunity. We are proud of its profound contribution to users and developers around the world. We respectfully disagree with the court's ruling on one remaining claim under state law and consider further review."You miss Fortnite in App Store?
