In a court motion filed Friday, September 4, Epic Games requested an injunction restoring Fortnite to the iOS App Store. Epic calls the filing an action to « stop Apple’s retaliation against Epic for daring to challenge its unlawful restrictions while our antitrust case proceeds. » It's the latest legal maneuver in what will surely be a long, drawn out confrontation between two powerful tech giants—what one might call a Goliath vs. Much Larger Goliath situation.
In a court motion filed Friday, September 4, Epic Games requested an injunction restoring Fortnite to the iOS App Store. Epic calls the filing an action to « stop Apple’s retaliation against Epic for daring to challenge its unlawful restrictions while our antitrust case proceeds. » It’s the latest legal maneuver in what will surely be a long, drawn out confrontation between two powerful tech giants—what one might call a Goliath vs. Much Larger Goliath situation. Today we asked the Court to stop Apple’s retaliation against Epic for daring to challenge its unlawful restrictions while our antitrust case proceeds.
