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The U.S. Federal Trade Commission is sending out the latest round of refunds to consumers it says were “tricked” into ...

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/ Epic Games; Apple via Website An App Store release has left Fortnite Mobile's line of sight. On May 16 2025, Apple reportedly blocked Epic Games' most recent review submission.

Epic Games is escalating its efforts to pressure Apple to allow its game Fortnite into the App Store, with a new court filing asking Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers to require that Apple “accept ...

Apple and its vice president of finance, Alex Roman, were referred to federal prosecutors for a criminal contempt investigation. Apple asked the US appeals court to pause the ruling in the Epic ...

Former Apple senior vice president Phil Schiller had advised the company against charging a commission on web links – but Cook and others proceeded with the plan anyway, according to Rogers.

Rogers made a criminal referral in the case, saying that Apple misled the court and that a company vice president "outright lied" about when and why Apple decided to charge 27% for external payments.

The Court later concluded that delay equaled profits.” “Ultimately, Epic and Apple hired three special masters to review Apple’s privilege claims after its re-review. (See, e.g., Dkt. No. 1191.) ...

Epic Games says it is ready to put Fortnite back on the Apple store in the US as early as next week, which would likely be followed by a worldwide release if Apple accepts the deal.

Gonzalez Rogers referred Apple and one of its executives, Alex Roman, vice president of finance, to federal prosecutors for a criminal contempt investigation into their conduct in the case.

Epic Games, which first sued Apple in 2020 over App Store restrictions and commissions, described Apple’s recent behavior as a blatant attempt to rewrite the rules.