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Apple fires back at court’s 'punitive' App Store order in Epic case

  • Apple filed a new appeal on 2025-06-23 asking the Ninth Circuit to cancel an injunction blocking it from charging commissions on external in-app purchases.
  • This appeal follows an April ruling by Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers finding Apple in civil contempt for not fully complying with a 2021 injunction on third-party payment links.
  • The new order bans Apple from taking any cut on purchases outside its ecosystem and enforces strict rules on how developers steer users to external payment methods.
  • Apple argues the order is "unduly punitive," punishes nonillegal conduct under California's UCL, and insists 27% commission removal is excessive, urging reassignment to a new judge.
  • This legal battle remains unresolved as Apple fights to protect App Store revenues and hoping courts overturn the expanded restrictions and contempt finding.
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The ongoing actions in the case between Apple and Epic Games do not advance anything good for EU consumers. Apple maintains its decision to collect commissions outside its App Store.

While Epic Games' victory over Apple seems certain, Tim Cook's firm seems ready to fight to the bitter end and is attempting a final appeal against a decision it describes as "unfair." [Read more] Your coffee and your dose of tech await you on WhatsApp every morning with Frandroid.

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machash.com broke the news in on Tuesday, June 24, 2025.
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