Collaborate Disseminate
Apple has spent the past three years not complying with the ruling in Epic v. Apple, and it’s found yet another stalling tactic.
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The U.S. District Court judge overseeing Epic v. Apple lashed out at Apple for its bad-faith attempt to stall the proceedings.
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Epic Games today launched its mobile app store, Epic Games Store, on Android and iPhone, though only in the EU in the latter case. Because Apple.
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Epic Games revealed that Apple suddenly and without warning terminated its developer account, just weeks after re-approving it.
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Apple’s “bad-faith compliance” with its court-ordered remedy in Epic v. Apple is forcing Epic to sue Apple to comply with the ruling.
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The U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear both appeals in Epic v. Apple, so Apple is now forced to open up its App Store ecosystem.
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