Epic Games dropped its lawsuit against Samsung following discussions between the two parties. The lawsuit focused on Samsung's Auto Blocker feature, which restricted app installations to the Google Play Store and Samsung Galaxy Store, impacting Epic's own platform. CEO Tim Sweeney expressed gratitude for Samsung's willingness to address Epic's concerns. This legal action was part of Epic's broader efforts to challenge rivals; it previously succeeded against Google regarding antitrust violations but encountered difficulties with Apple, leading to changes in transaction fees and the return of Fortnite to the App Store.
Epic Games dismissed its lawsuit against Samsung after discussions, expressing gratitude for Samsung's willingness to address Epic's concerns regarding app installations.
The lawsuit involved Samsung's Auto Blocker feature, which restricted app installations to the Google Play Store and Samsung Galaxy Store, limiting access to Epic's platform.
Epic previously succeeded in a lawsuit against Google regarding antitrust issues within the Google Play Store but faced challenges in its legal battles with Apple.
Tim Sweeney stated, 'We're dismissing our court case against Samsung following the parties' discussions,' signaling a cooperative resolution between the companies.
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