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A U.S. appeals court upheld most of a ruling forcing Apple to let developers tell users about alternative payment options, narrowing but keeping key antitrust sanctions.
A U.S. appeals court has partially reversed sanctions against Apple in its antitrust case with Epic Games, narrowing a lower court’s order that banned fees on off-platform purchases.
The 9th Circuit upheld the core injunction requiring Apple to allow developers to inform users about alternative payment methods, affirming Apple violated prior orders by blocking such communications.
While the court found some aspects of the injunction overly broad, it maintained most of the original ruling, keeping pressure on Apple to change its App Store practices.
The decision reflects ongoing legal scrutiny of tech platform dominance and could be appealed to the Supreme Court.
Un tribunal de apelaciones de los Estados Unidos confirmó la mayor parte de un fallo que obliga a Apple a permitir que los desarrolladores informen a los usuarios sobre opciones de pago alternativas, reduciendo pero manteniendo las principales sanciones antimonopolio.