The US district court for the District of Northern California rules that app stores are not a monopoly but prohibits ban on app creators directing consumers to external links (Epic / Apple)

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10 Sep 2021

The US district court for the District of Northern California rules that app stores are not a monopoly but prohibits ban on app creators directing consumers to external links (Epic / Apple)

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US District Court for the District of Northern California, Epic / Apple, Judgement, 10 September 2021

The Judgment of the US Court of the Northern District of California (Court) of 10 September 2021 [1] , Epic v. Apple (Judgment), has concluded that Apple Inc. (Apple) is not a monopolist in light of current US and California antitrust laws. However, what could be seen as a neat victory for Apple is tempered with a US-wide

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Pedro Callol
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Pedro Callol, The US district court for the District of Northern California rules that app stores are not a monopoly but prohibits ban on app creators directing consumers to external links (Epic / Apple), 10 September 2021, e-Competitions September 2021, Art. N° 105936

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