Apple told Epic Games that its ability to release software on Apple platforms won’t be reinstated until the “Fortnite”-maker's litigation against the tech giant is resolved, Epic’s CEO said
The iPhone maker won’t consider reinstating the popular videogame until legal battle between the companies ends
Apple’s hardware, software and services work so harmoniously that it is often called a “walled garden.” The idea is central to recent antitrust scrutiny and the Epic vs. Apple case. WSJ’s Joanna Stern went to a real walled garden to explain it all. Photo illustration: Adele Morgan/The Wall Street Journal
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