Fortnite might default dance its way back onto iOS in the US soon, but it'd take Epic and Apple suddenly deciding to call off a raging Lionel Hutz war
Briefly

After a long-standing feud since 2020, Fortnite might return to iOS in the US following a court ruling that found Apple violated a previous injunction regarding payment options. Epic Games, led by CEO Tim Sweeney, introduced its own payment system, prompting Apple to remove the game. Recent statements from Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers indicated that Apple's actions were aimed at maintaining its revenue stream while not complying with the court's directive, suggesting a possible resolution through a 'peace proposal' by Sweeney to allow Fortnite back on iOS.
Epic Games' lengthy legal battle with Apple could soon see Fortnite return to iOS as a US court ruled in favor of Epic regarding in-app payment options.
Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers found that Apple was in wilful violation of a previous court injunction, thwarting its goals to maintain its revenue stream.
Epic CEO Tim Sweeney's 'peace proposal' suggests a potential resolution that could allow Fortnite back on iOS, shifting the landscape post-legal dispute.
The court's verdict criticized Apple's efforts, stating their response to the injunction was disingenuous and aimed purely at maintaining their market dominance.
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