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Epic Games v. Apple antitrust case

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Epic challenged Apple's App Store restrictions and commission; the 2021 injunction against anti-steering rules was upheld on appeal and later enforced through contempt.

The case

Court
US District Court, Northern District of California
Docket
4:20-cv-05640
Filed
Aug 13, 2020
Status
ActiveApple held in contempt in April 2025 for violating the anti-steering injunction.
Outcome
Apple won on the Sherman Act claims but lost under California's unfair competition law, and was barred from anti-steering rules.

History

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FilingAug 13, 2020 · 6.2y agoComplaint filed: Epic Games, Inc. v. Apple Inc.Source
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