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Epic formally asks SCOTUS to uphold contempt ruling against Apple
Epic says Apple’s 27% external payment fee and new link rules make linked-out purchases costlier than in-app purchases.
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'No Fair Ground Of Doubt': Epic Pans Apple's Contempt Fight
Epic Games Inc. urged the U.S. Supreme Court on Friday to reject Apple Inc.'s challenge to a California federal judge's contempt order, arguing "there is no fair ground of doubt" that Apple deliberately tried to circumvent the judge's injunction and that Apple proposes an "extreme" legal standard that would lead to "a never-ending game of whack-a-mole."
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By any measure, Apple is precisely completing with the ruling that the Epic vs. Apple judge put down about App Storesteering and fees. In a reporting to the US Supreme Court, Epic wants Apple punished for not following the spirit of the ruling, though. The next chapter of the saga beginnings on January 11,
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