Epic Games Gets New Hearing Against Apple
- Epic Games submitted a motion requesting that Apple allow Fortnite to be available on the U.S. App Store amid their ongoing five-year legal conflict as of May 2025.
- The dispute began when Epic introduced a direct payment system in Fortnite, violating Apple's developer terms and leading to Apple's removal of the game in 2020.
- Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers ruled Apple must allow external payment links, but Apple delayed Fortnite's approval, maintaining a 27% commission on alternative payments.
- The judge indicated that Apple can address the matter without additional filings or a court session and mandated that an Apple representative appear in court on May 27.
- The unresolved conflict may prompt further court actions, potentially affecting Apple's App Store policies and inspiring global regulatory scrutiny.
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