The EPIC has filed a “second movement to enforce the order”, in which the US district court has been asked for the Northern District California to force Apple to take a timely review. Foretenite If this is complying to approve the app and its submission. The company recently accused of blocking Apple Foretenite Back to the App Store in both the US and the European Union. The EPIC submitted the app for approval after winning its case against the iPhone maker. In particular, when the court ordered Apple to stop submitting commissions on purchases that were not paid by the App Store and allow the external payment links to the app.
After epic that Apple is being blocked Foretenite Back to the App Store, Tech Dev wrote a letter to the video game developer. In this, Apple said it would not take action on the submission of Epic “until after the rules of the rules on the pending application for the partial establishment of a new order on the ninth circuit (its).” He asked the EPIC to separate the app from the European Union store Front from its US submission. Apple surely. , Filed an appeal against the court order to prevent the commission from charging for payments, the app store. It also filed an emergency movement to stop the order to refrain from charging commissions, which told the court that the company would cost a “annual amount”.
In a post on X, Epic said to offer two different versions of Apple Foretenite It is a violation of its own guidelines for review, which prohibits developers from presenting numerous versions of the same app. He wrote, “This is not the case with Apple’s other developers and it is preventing us from issuing our updates to the European Union and us.” Epic also emphasized that his offer has not broken any rule this time. Apple’s refusal, the video game developer claims in its filing, “There is a clear retaliation against the epic to challenge Apple’s anti -behavior and expose its lies to the court, which is abolished on the order of the order and blasphemy.”
Yesterday afternoon, Apple broke his silence on our app review status with a letter stating that he would not follow the submission of the Fortnite app until the ninth circuit court rules on a partial stay. We believe that this violates the court’s order and we have filed…
– Epic Games Newsroom (@EPIC Newsroom) May 17, 2025
