The chief executive of “Fortnite” creator Epic Games testified on Monday that he knew he was breaking Apple Inc’s
The trial, expected to run three weeks, brings to a head a lawsuit Epic brought last year in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California that centers on two Apple practices that have become cornerstones of its business: Apple's requirement that virtually all third-party software for the world's 1 billion iPhones be distributed through its App Store, and the requirement that developers use Apple's in-app purchase system, which charges commissions of up to 30%.
In opening arguments, Epic attorney Katherine Forrest of Cravath, Swaine & Moore laid out the gaming company's argument that Apple has "brick by brick" built its App Store into a "walled garden" meant to extract fees from developers who want to access Apple's 1 billion iPhone users.
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The 'industry standard,' Apple is 30% cut BECAUSE YOU'RE THE INDUSTRY. Noone else is Apple... You could lower the cut, since you're charging over a grand for each new phone!
Hell yeah EpicGames someone has to do it.
Just like America Online before them.
Apple harms the app market, you harm the gaming market. Two behemoths of their industries, two companies I'd rather not have around
Apple can and should treat all vendors equally AND control the environment that involves their platforms, that's why we trust Apple.
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