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Apple Loses Key Point in Epic Ruling, But Avoids Worst Case Outcome

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Nick Wingfield
· · Source: The Information

A federal judge ordered Apple to stop preventing developers from giving users links to alternative payment systems in their apps, in a blow to Apple’s App Store policies. But while the ruling on payment systems was significant, Judge Yvonne Gonzalez-Rogers otherwise handed Apple a series of victories on other counts in the lawsuit, which Epic filed against Apple over its App Store practices....

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