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Epic Games triumphs over Google in app billing lawsuit
Epic Games has won a major legal victory against Google, as the Ninth U.S. Google was found guilty in 2023 of illegally monopolizing Android app distribution and billing, a verdict recently upheld by the Circuit Court of Appeals, which now enforces a permanent order to introduce real competition in the Play Store.
The Epic Store drama began several years ago when the company defied Google and Apple rules about accepting outside payments ...
Google's appeal against the jury decision in the App Store dispute with Epic Games has been rejected. Now the consequences ...
Epic adds that, thanks to Samsung’s smartphone market dominance, “Auto Blocker is virtually guaranteed to entrench Google’s dominance over Android App Distribution, preventing third-party ...
Epic's newly filed federal lawsuit focuses on Samsung's Auto Blocker feature, a setting designed to prevent Galaxy smartphone users from downloading "unauthorized" apps from third-party sources ...
We’ve long heard rumors that Apple’s upcoming foldable iPhone will come with a “crease-free” display, something that none of ...
Epic is seeking a jury verdict ordering Google and Samsung to disable Auto Block by default in the latter company’s devices. Google said in a statement that “this is a meritless lawsuit.
Epic has filed a court case against Google and Samsung over “coordinated efforts to block competition in app distribution on Samsung devices,” namely through the Auto Blocker feature on One UI ...
Epic Games has dropped all its claims against Samsung, saying it’s reached a settlement, days before Samsung is due to announce new phones at Samsung Unpacked.
Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney said that he did not have proof that Google and Samsung had colluded on the Auto Blocker feature, but he is hoping to find evidence during the document discovery process ...
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