"Supreme Court Decision Opens Door for iOS Payment Options and App Store Review"

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The Supreme Court has declined to hear petitions from Epic v. Apple, leaving most of Epic's complaints about Apple's practices unanswered. However, the decision opens up iOS payment options as developers will soon be able to direct users to alternative payment options for apps, impacting Apple's commission. Epic's goals to see Fortnite restored to the App Store or enable third-party stores on iPhones remain unfulfilled, but the antitrust suit against Google went strongly in Epic's favor. CEO Tim Sweeney expressed disappointment in the outcome, while Apple has yet to comment on the decision.
- Supreme Court denies Epic v. Apple petitions, opening up iOS payment options Ars Technica
- Supreme Court Rejects Apple Bid for an Epic App Store Review Bloomberg Technology
- Supreme Court rejects Epic v. Apple antitrust case The Verge
- Apple risks a hit to its sales after Supreme Court declines to review Epic’s app store case CNN
- The Supreme Court allows a court order to take effect that could cost Apple billions of dollars KSL.com
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