AppleInsider March 18, 2026 Rumor

Musi hands Apple big win as judge rules apps can be delisted 'with or without cause'

A lawsuit from music streaming app Musi suggested Apple had removed its app over unsubstantiated copyright claims, but it has been dismissed by courts with prejudice. Musi loses its lawsuit over App Store removal Apps are removed from the App Store for many reasons, some less clear than others. Howe…

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Musi hands Apple big win as judge rules apps can be delisted 'with or without cause'

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