The continuing battle between Apple and its largest App Store competitors continues today. First, Meta, Microsoft, X, and ,
Match Group filed an amicus brief in the US today to oppose Apple's proposed anti-steering modifications.
Epic Games detailed its plans to develop an iPhone app marketplace in the EU. The corporation will charge 12% commission on sales.
After its US lawsuit with Epic Games, Apple relaxed its anti-steering regulations to allow app developers to link to alternative payment methods.
Apple will collect a commission on alternative payment platform sales, though.
This commission is 12% for App Store Small Business Program developers and 27% for others.
Epic Games has asked the court to punish Apple in contempt for their anti-steering modifications.
Meta, Microsoft, X, and Match Group also stated in a new amicus brief filed with the court today that Apple is not complying with the injunction.