Fortnite has officially returned to the iPhone app store in the U.S., concluding a lengthy absence that began in 2020 due to legal disputes with Apple over in-app transaction fees. Epic Games, the creator of Fortnite, had faced legal challenges after attempting to bypass Apple's fees, which range from 15% to 30%. Following numerous court hearings and a failed appeal, Apple introduced changes allowing alternative payment links, which ultimately facilitated Fortnite's return. This marks a significant shift in the ongoing battle between Epic Games and Apple over app store monopolistic practices.
Fortnite celebrates its return to the iPhone after a legal battle over Apple's app store fees. This marks a new chapter in their dispute.
The restoration of Fortnite on iOS comes after Epic Games filed a motion for a federal judge to order its return amid ongoing legal tensions.
Epic's lawsuit against Apple highlighted concerns over monopolistic control, sparking a fierce legal conflict regarding in-app payment systems and commissions.
Although Epic lost an appeal affirming Apple's practices, a judge ordered Apple to allow links to alternative payment options, suggesting a shift in app marketplace dynamics.
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