Australian court finds Apple, Google abused app store market power

August 12, 2025 Ivan Mehta

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Epic Games has just secured a win in its crusade against Apple and Google's app store policies: The Federal Court of Australia on Tuesday ruled that Apple and Google engaged in anti-competitive conduct when it came to their respective app stores, ABC News reported.

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