Epic wants the court to compel Apple to approve Fortnite’s return to the US App Store

Epic submitted a “second suggestion to enforce the matter”, asked the Northern Country Provincial Court in California to force Apple to conduct a timely review of it Fortnite The application and agree to submit it if it is compatible. The company recently accused Apple by banning it Fortnite Return to the application store in both the United States and the European Union. EPIC presented the app for approval after winning its case against the iPhone maker. Specifically, after the Apple court ordered to stop collecting commissions on the purchases that were not paid through the application store and allowing external payment links within the application.

After an epic said that Apple was prevented Fortnite Return to the App Store, Technology Giant Books Message Ended to the Video Games developer. In that, Apple said it would not take a measure of EPIC’s provision “even after the ninth circle rules on [its] Waiting for a partial residence request for the new matter. “I asked the EPIC to re -submit the application to the European Union store interface separately from submitting it to the United States. Apple, of course, submitted an appeal against the court order to stop shipping commissions for payments that were made outside the application store.

In a post on X, EPIC said that Apple’s proposal to submit two different copies of Fortnite For a review, it violates the special guideline principle that prohibits developers on providing multiple versions of the same application. “This is not that Apple maintains other developers, and it prevents us from issuing our update in the European Union and the United States.” Epic also confirmed that its presentation did not break any rules this time. Apple’s denial, the video game developer claimed in his file, is “a blatant revenge against EPIC to challenge the Apple anti -competition behavior and expose its lies to the court, and reached its climax in the irritable matter and the order of contempt.”