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Apple, Epic Games draw battle lines in App Store monopolization trial with sprawling court filings

By Michael Acton ( April 8, 2021, 08:16 GMT | Insight) -- Apple and Epic Games have set out their competing arguments in the looming App Store monopolization trial in the US, filing sprawling documents at a California federal court which set out what they each believe are the salient factual and legal conclusions in the case. The “proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law,” each running to hundreds of pages, show Apple stating the case for user privacy, security and its right to operate the App Store how it pleases, while Epic Games argues the company has built a network of monopolies and sub-monopolies that allow it to extract exorbitant fees from developers and consumers. Apple and Epic Games have set out their competing arguments in the looming App Store monopolization trial in the US, filing sprawling documents at a California federal court which set out what they each believe are the salient factual and legal conclusions in the case....

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