Epic wants Apple held in contempt of court for not following through on removing anti-steering measures
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The Epic versus Apple saga continues to stretch on, as Epic has requested federal intervention after accusing Apple of failing to remove anti-steering measures how it wanted them to.
Image Credit: Epic Games
Image Credit: Epic Games
In January, the three-year battle between Apple and Epic had finally concluded after the Supreme Court refused to hear appeals from either company. This meant that Apple would need to comply with the one ruling it lost — a fight against Apple’s anti-steering practices.
In a court order filed on Wednesday, Epic has asked a federal judge to hold Apple in contempt of court over failure to comply with the court order that would allow developers to link to outside payment platforms.
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Epic wants Apple held in contempt of court for not following through on removing anti-steering measures
