Apple has abruptly reversed a decision to ban Epic Games, the maker of “Fortnite,” from launching its own app store on iOS in Europe — just a day after European Union officials said they were investigating the matter.
For sure. If Epic forces Apple to allow more competition though, that’s a good outcome. I hope the EU commission slaps Apple hard for pulling stunts like these.
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No doubt apple has. Neither orgs are the better in this scenario.
Both are out for their own money making interest.
For sure. If Epic forces Apple to allow more competition though, that’s a good outcome. I hope the EU commission slaps Apple hard for pulling stunts like these.
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Tru dat.
Sure but I think Apple is coming out worse with the way they are complying with the EU rules. At least to me it has tarnished them.