Tell him the judge
In an attempt to force Apple’s hand, epic Filed a movement Discussing on Friday that Apple’s latest Foretenite Daniel is a “clear retaliation” for the epic judicial challenge and is “an attempt to restrain the court’s order and the authority of this court”.
Epic says iOS version Foretenite It has recently submitted, complying with all Apple’s policies and judicial decisions by offering a link to the outdoor epic sports store for the purchase. Through this link, the players themselves will be able to take advantage of the 20 % discount on purchases compared to app purchases through iOS.
“Although Apple’s contracts may allow an app to reject an app for lawful reasons, the order provides that Apple can no longer reject an app. Foretenite– Because its developer chooses to add an external purchase link, “Epic wrote.” Similarly, if the order is to keep a tooth, Apple cannot reject the app on the basis of which the developer has tried to impose the prohibition of the order. “
Somewhere in the filing, Epic says it is being “punished” by Apple after almost five years of legal battle and is “refusing to take advantage of the competitive rules that it helped.” Epic is of the view that Apple cannot “reject any developer (including epic) because he went to court to enforce the order” and “cannot refuse to deal with the epidemic as a response to the epic decision to take advantage of this court order.”
The matter will now be raised by Judge Yun Gonzalez Rogers, who has shown little love for Apple in recent weeks. In his April order, he worked to the company for his preliminary order “clear and convincing violations” and even made a criminal derogatory reference to Apple executives, which he said was “falsely lied under the oath.”
Gonzalez Rogers wrote at the time, “The constant efforts to interfere with Apple’s competition will not be tolerated.” “This is a restriction, not negotiation. Once a party deliberately ignores a judicial order, there is no work. The essence of time is. The court will not tolerate further delay.”