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Judge won't let 'Fortnite' back into App Store as Apple fight crawls on


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Judge won't let 'Fortnite' back into App Store as Apple fight crawls on

The battle royale between Epic Games and Apple is far from over. 

The ongoing debate over whether Fortnite, the wildly popular video game, will be allowed back in the App Store will not be answered any time soonAccording to Mac Rumors, on Friday a California judge denied a request by Epic Games for a temporary injunction against Apple. If granted, it would have forced Apple to let Fortnite back on the app-distribution platform as the case was being heard. 

"Epic Games‌ cannot simply exclaim 'monopoly' to rewrite agreements giving itself unilateral benefit," reads U.S. District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers' order, in part, as quoted by Mac Rumors.   Read more...

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