The lawsuit by the maker of the video game Fortnite aimed to loosen Apple’s grip over transactions in applications that use its iOS operating system.
Apple has a big change in store for the next iPhone launch
While many iPhone users are content to use the same model for many years, they really aren’t the users Apple (AAPL) most wants to target when it releases a new iPhone. The people whose attention Apple …
Apple Banned Epic Games’ Developer Account, So How Is Fortnite Coming Back to the U.S. App Store?
In the early days of the Apple vs. Epic Games legal battle, Apple banned the Epic Games developer account and all of Epic’s titles, …
Apple will appeal contempt ruling in Epic Games case over App Store
Apple on Monday lodged an appeal to challenge a U.S. judge’s ruling that ordered the tech company to immediately open its lucrative App Store to more competition.
Apple appeals recent ruling against anticompetitive App Store practices
Last week a federal judge issued a scathing ruling over Apple’s handling of fees for in-app transactions. As promised, Apple has appealed the latest decision in the protracted lawsuit brought by Epic …
Apple Appeals Court-Mandated App Store Payment Rule Changes
As promised, Apple is appealing the contempt of court decision it was hit with last week in its ongoing legal fight with Epic Games. Apple …
Apple files appeal to wrest back control of its App Store
After a stinging rebuke in the lower courts over its legal battle with Epic, Apple filed a notice of appeal to the Ninth Circuit on Monday. The appeal will challenge last week’s ruling that prevents …
Apple just appealed the court ruling that forced big App Store change
Apple has filed its appeal against an App Store ruling that forced it to remove restrictions for apps with third-party payment links.
Apple hit with app developer class action after US judge’s contempt ruling
Apple should return hundreds of millions of dollars to developers who claim the iPhone maker defied a U.S. judge’s order governing its lucrative App Store, causing them to pay inflated commissions for more than a year,
Court sides with Fortnite maker Epic as Apple sanctioned for defying order in App Store case
A federal judge has found that Apple violated a court injunction in an antitrust case filed by Fortnite maker Epic Games.
How a judge’s scathing rebuke to Apple could change the app store
A federal judge ordered Apple to stop levying commissions on off-app purchases, opening the door for developers to earn more revenue.
Apple Facing Potential Criminal Probe Over App Store Policies
In a scathing ruling, the judge who oversaw the antitrust trial between Apple and Epic Games blasted the tech giant for willfully ignoring the court’s injunction. ‘Fortnite’ is set to return to the App Store next week.
Spotify breaks free from Apple’s App Store fees
The knock-on effects continue for Apple after a blistering ruling from a federal judge earlier this week that ordered the company to stop collecting fees for purchases made outside the App Store. Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers ruled that Apple was using loopholes to circumvent her own ruling against the company from 2021.
Apple Approves Spotify’s Updated iOS App That Now Allows External Payments and Related Features, Following Court-Mandated Changes to App Store
Apple approved Spotify’s updated iOS app, which now allows external payments, after a court-mandated ruling forcing App Store changes.
The key details from Apple’s earnings report as the company faces a major change
Apple’s stock fell in premarket trading after the company reported earnings. Separately, the company’s huge stream of App Store revenue could also be risk
To protect America’s children, Congress should hold app stores accountable
Sen. Mike Lee and Rep. John James have introduced the App Store Accountability Act to address the danger of apps systemically misleading parents with deceptive ratings, funneling millions of
Apple changes US App Store rules to let apps link to external payment systems
Apple has changed its App Store rules in the U.S. to let apps link users to their own websites so they can buy subscriptions or other digital goods. This