AppleInsider April 6, 2026 Rumor

Epic vs. Apple lawsuit over App Store fees is moving to the Supreme Court, again

The Apple vs. Epic Games saga over App Store fees continues, as Apple hopes the Supreme Court will rule in its favor the second time around and possibly stop previous punishments from being enforced. Apple's control of the App Store on iPhone continues to be challenged in court The Supreme Court wil…

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Epic vs. Apple lawsuit over App Store fees is moving to the Supreme Court, again

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