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Apple must open iPhone to alternative app stores in Australia after Epic Games ruling

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Briefings

An Australian federal judge ordered Apple to modify App Store rules after a prolonged antitrust dispute with Epic Games. Apple confirmed it will appeal the decision. The ruling stems from a years-long legal battle over market dominance and pricing practices.

Key points

• An Australian federal judge ordered Apple to change App Store rules following a years-long antitrust battle with Epic Games.
• Apple confirmed it plans to appeal the judge's decision regarding its App Store policies.

Context

This ruling follows a significant antitrust dispute between Apple and Epic Games, where Apple previously faced scrutiny for its App Store policies. The case has been ongoing for years, leading to this specific judicial intervention.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single federal judge's order and Apple's confirmation of an appeal. Specific details of the new rules, the exact scope of the antitrust issues, and the timeline of the legal proceedings are not provided.

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