Apple’s fight with Epic Games seems it will never end. This time, Epic published a post saying Apple has ban its developer account in the EU.
Apple’s fight with Epic Games seems like it will never end. This time, Epic published a blog post saying Cupertino has terminated its developer account in the EU. Previously, BGR covered that Epic planned to release its app store for the iPhone following Apple’s compliance with the EU’s Digital Markets Act.
While the Cupertino firm approved Epic’s Sweden dev account, Apple regretted this decision and terminated Epic’s account. In a blog post, the company calls this a “serious violation of the DMA and shows Apple has no intention of allowing true competition on iOS devices.”
Epic also says that by terminating the company’s developer account, “Apple is taking out one of the largest potential competitors to the Apple App Store. They are undermining our ability to be a viable competitor, and they are showing other developers what happens when you try to compete with Apple or are critical of their unfair practices.
