Google Challenges Verdict Against Epic Games in Antitrust Battle

Google Challenges Verdict Against Epic Games in Antitrust Battle

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago

Google has filed an appeal to overturn a lower court's decision forcing it to allow third-party app stores and payment solutions via its Play Store.

Epic Games vs. Google: The History

In August 2020, Epic Games sued Google and Apple, claiming the companies unfairly restrict apps to using only their payment systems, leading to the removal of Fortnite from both app stores.

Google's Arguments in the Appeals Court

Google argues that the lower court's decision undermines its ability to compete with Apple. The company believes that the judge should have recognized Apple's immunity to such requirements and that the case should have been judged without a jury.

Potential Implications for the Industry

If upheld, the ruling could force Google to alter its platform, potentially reshaping the app market. This decision could significantly impact the crypto apps market by expanding their functionality.

Google's appeal is a crucial step in its ongoing legal battle with Epic Games and could have far-reaching consequences for the entire app industry. The final decision by the appeals court is expected in 2025.

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