Despite Apple reversing its stance on console emulators in the App Store a year ago, GameCube and Wii emulators ...

Right now, the injunction seems to only apply to the U.S. App Store, but since Apple was given trouble for not fully complying with previous rulings, I do wonder if it will be forced to expand App ...

as reflected in its updated app store guidelines for developers. However, the ruling still applies only to developers in the U.S., and those in the other regions may still be subject to commission.

You probably don't spend much time thinking about Apple's App Store fees. Apple does: The fees are a major part of the company's revenue, and it has been fighting efforts to cut into them around ...

Apple is getting ready to make some big changes to its App Store policies in the U.S., following a recent court order from the Northern District of California. The company confirmed to MacRumors ...

Epic Games‘ juggernaut title “Fortnite” is heading back to the iOS App Store in the United States. According to court documents obtained and reviewed by Variety, a District Court in ...

Apple has announced plans to change the rules of the App Store in the U.S. this time. It's all thanks to a court ruling in the company's ongoing feud with Fortnite developer Epic Games.

Epic Games’ mega-popular Fortnite is promising a return to the U.S. iOS App Store next week after a surprising ruling in a years-long legal battle with Apple. The dispute between Epic and Apple ...

A U.S. District Judge has now referred a case ... it received a few years back in regards to how it runs its App Store, said “We’re not doing that,” and then just kind of… didn’t do ...

The judge in Epic v. Apple has banned Apple from charging a commission on purchases made outside the App Store because of its ongoing anticompetitive behavior. The judge in Epic v. Apple has ...

(Source: Apple email to developers on May 1, 2025). Notably, the changes affect only the U.S. App Store, further fragmenting App Store rules along geopolitical boundaries which began with regulations ...