A ruling curbing Apple Inc.’s App Store practices, if upheld, will result in more purchase pricing data, delivering ammunition to developers filing antitrust suits against tech giants.
U.S. District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers, ruling on an antitrust suit brought by Epic Games Inc., said Apple’s App Store doesn’t amount to an illegal monopoly of the market for mobile gaming transactions. But in a narrow injuction, the judge ordered Apple to pull its restrictions and allow developers to steer consumers to other options to pay on their own sites, sidestepping the App Store and its associated fees.
The injunction will go ...
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