insert_link Tech Made Simple Judge in the Apple v. Epic Games Lawsuit denies Apple’s attempt to Delay App Store Changes MacRumors reports that Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers has denied Apple's request to delay the implementation of a permanent injunction that will require Apple to make significant App Store changes. As part of the judgement in the Apple v. Epic lawsuit, Judge Gonzalez Rogers is requiring Apple to allow developers to add in-app links to outside websites, paving the way for alternate payment options that do not require developers to use […] todayNovember 16, 2021
insert_link Tech Made Simple The Judge has ruled, and neither Epic nor Apple are really Winners The Verge reports that Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers ruled for a permanent nationwide injunction blocking Apple not only from keeping iPhone users in the dark about alternate ways they can pay, but potentially allowing developers to actually stick their own purchase mechanisms into their own apps. It's a win for developers in general, but not really for Epic. Here's why. It’s not a win for Epic for two reasons: First, […] todaySeptember 13, 2021
insert_link Tech Made Simple Epic v. Apple: And the winner is… MarketWatch reports that the antitrust experts’ verdict is in on Epic Games Inc.’s antitrust lawsuit against Apple Inc. - it's deemed a split decision, with Apple earning an edge only because it is unlikely to be deemed a monopolist. There is a real chance, however, that when federal Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers, decides the bench trial later this summer or fall, she could try to force Apple to make changes to […] todayMay 31, 2021
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