Epic Games accuses Samsung, Google of scheme to block app rivals
- Epic Games has accused Google and Samsung of conspiring to protect Google’s Play Store from competition, intending to file a lawsuit in U.S. federal court.
- Epic claims Samsung's Auto Blocker feature deters users from downloading apps outside the Play Store or Samsung’s Galaxy Store.
- Samsung plans to “vigorously contest” what it calls Epic's baseless claims, emphasizing its commitment to user security and privacy.
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channelnews : Epic Games Accuses Google And Samsung Of Collaborating To Block Competition
Epic Games has accused Google and Samsung of teaming up to protect Google’s Play Store from competition. The Fortnite video game maker, Epic Games, filed a lawsuit in a US federal court in California alleging that Samsung implemented a mobile security feature called Auto Blocker, which was intended to deter users from downloading apps from...
Fortnite maker accuses Samsung, Google of colluding to block app store competitors
Fortnite maker Epic Games filed a lawsuit Monday accusing Google and Samsung, the world’s largest Android maker, of conspiring to block third-party competitors of the Google Play Store. The suit, filed in federal court in California, alleges Samsung’s “Auto Blocker” feature illegally prevents users from downloading apps from places other than Google Play Store or Samsung’s…
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Samsung Allegedly Impeding Fortnite Downloads: Accusations Surface – Bestgamingpro
Epic Games has taken aim at Samsung, accusing the company of making it unnecessarily complicated for users to download its hugely popular video game, Fortnite, on specific mobile devices. According to a legal complaint set to be filed on Monday, Epic says that players are forced to go through a grueling “21-step” process just to get the game running on newer Samsung products. This process involves dealing with multiple security warnings and chan…
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