Epic Games
“Malicious Compliance” – Apple Is Accused of “Extortion” Tactics to Keep Developers Locked Into Its Walled Garden
Apple wants to maintain full control.
Apple’s Aggressively Strategic Revenue-Preserving Measures in Response to Supreme Court Ruling on Third-Party Payments Undermines the Spirt of the Law
Apple is making developers jump through many hoops if they want to avoid Apple’s own payment system, that they likely won’t bother.
MembersHow Epic Games Beat Google, Failed to Take Down Apple and What It Means for Big Tech Monopolies
An analysis of the two cases.
Epic Games Wins Lawsuit Against Google’s “Illegal Monopoly”
History in the making.
Apple Wants the Supreme Court to Rule on Whether It Can Force Developers Into Its Restrictive App Store Rules
Apple wants to prevent developers from using third-party payment methods.
Google Tries to Get Antitrust Lawsuit Dismissed
The Big Tech giant argues it didn’t break antitrust law.
Telegram Ends Paid Posts on iOS After Apple Demands a Cut
Apple’s monopoly continues to hinder progress.
Apple Found to Be Major Funder Behind Group Supposed to Represent Developers
A potential conflict of interest as developers want to push back against Apple’s monopoly tactics.
Judge Orders Apple to Let Developers Promote Alternative Payment Methods in Apps
Slowly chipping away at Apple’s competitive practices.
Antitrust Complaints Target Google’s Play Store
Google’s fees are called into question.
Apple Admits Its Own Files App Showed First When Users Searched for Competitor Dropbox
Apple says it was a “mistake.”
MembersApple vs Epic
Five days of testimony, and the most damaging witness against Apple turned out to be Apple's own outbox.