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Judge Orders Apple to Allow External Payment Options

The Epic v. Apple lawsuit feels like a never-ending one. Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers said Apple must comply with an order to let developers add links and buttons to external payment options, denying Apple’s request for a stay, The Verge reported. As you may have guessed, Apple announced that it would appeal the Judge's decision. You can read a copy

Fortnite Will Not Return to the App Store Anytime Soon

Fortnite will not be returning to the iOS Apple Store anytime soon, The Verge reported. This was clarified by Apple recently in a series of emails between Apple and CEO and co-founder of Epic, Tim Sweeney. Recently, Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers issued a permanent injunction to Apple, to restrain Apple from “prohibiting developers from including their apps and their metadata

Epic Appealed the Ruling in Epic v. Apple Case

Epic has decided to appeal the ruling in the its case against Apple. Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rodgers, of the United States District Court of Northern California issued a permanent injunction in the Epic v. Apple case. The judge also wrote a judgement that includes a counterclaim in which she was in favor of Epic Games, on the Tenth Court for

Judge Rules Apple Must Allow Other Forms of In-App Purchases

The legal battle between Epic and Apple has made it to court. Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rodgers, of the United States District Court of Northern California, has issued a permanent injunction in the Epic v. Apple case. From the injunction: Apple Inc. and its officers, agents, servants, employees, and any person in active concert or participation with them (“Apple”), are hereby

Apple Announced California Streaming Event

Apple announced an Apple Event called California Streaming. It will take place on September 14, at 10 a.m. PDT. It will be broadcast from Apple Park. You can watch it live online at apple.com. That’s all the information that Apple has given about this event. MacRumors reported that this event will be held digitally with no members of the media

Apple Delays Rollout of CSAM Detection

Last month, Apple provided an explanation about its expanded protection for children. In short, Apple stated that the purpose was to protect children from receiving or sending sexually explicit photos. Parents would get a message if their child or teen viewed or sent one. In addition, Apple stated that was going to scan user’s iCloud photos in an effort to

Apple Explains its Protections for Children

Apple provided an explanation about its expanded protections for children. This comes after information about it has spread across the internet, that may or may not be factual. Here is some of the information Apple provided: Apple is introducing new child safety features in three areas, developed in collaboration with child safety experts. First, new communication tools will enable parents