It’s been over a year since Epic Games made its move that culminated in its lawsuit against Apple. And now, it looks like there’s a conclusion to the case, barring any inevitable appeals to the decision. US District Court Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers has ruled an overall win for Apple, but with one exception that […]
It’s been over a year since Epic Games made its move that culminated in its lawsuit against Apple. And now, it looks like there’s a conclusion to the case, barring any inevitable appeals to the decision. US District Court Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers has ruled an overall win for Apple, but with one exception that can be considered a small win for Epic Games. For the most part, most of the claims that Epic Games has made in its initial lawsuit has been thrown out. The one important exception is that, as part of the ruling, Apple must now allow app makers to direct users to other payment options outside of the App Store’s systems.
