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Apple isn’t living up to the letter or spirit of court order in Epic suit, Meta and Microsoft say

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Apple isn’t living up to the letter or spirit of court order in Epic suit, Meta and Microsoft say

Apple is being accused of not complying with a court order in its ongoing trial with Epic Games. In an amicus brief, Meta, Microsoft, Match Group, and X have told the court that Apple's proposed solution to allow developers to point to external purchase links is complex and burdensome. The companies argue that Apple's restrictions are designed to make alternatives to Apple's in-app purchase system impractical for developers and unappealing to consumers. They also highlight how Apple's fees for external purchases could make it unrealistic for developers to set up their own payment systems. The accusation comes as Epic itself has asked the judge to enforce her original order against Apple.

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