Apple Asks Supreme Court to Reconsider Ruling Forcing Alternative Payments in App Store

Apple has asked the Supreme Court to reconsider a ruling that would force it to allow alternative payments in the App Store. Apple says this ruling is too broad.
The ruling came from Apple's legal battle with Epic Games. It would allow developers to point users to payment options outside the App Store.
Apple says the lower court ruling shouldn't apply to all app makers, just Epic. It says millions of developers would be impacted.
Epic also filed a petition asking the Supreme Court to revisit whether Apple's App Store violates antitrust laws. Lower courts sided with Apple.
While Epic won on alternative payments, Apple mostly won the lower court ruling. The antitrust allegations are Epic's core complaint.

Apple has asked the Supreme Court to reconsider a ruling that would force it to allow alternative payments in the App Store. Apple says this ruling is too broad.
The ruling came from Apple's legal battle with Epic Games. It would allow developers to point users to payment options outside the App Store.
Apple says the lower court ruling shouldn't apply to all app makers, just Epic. It says millions of developers would be impacted.
Epic also filed a petition asking the Supreme Court to revisit whether Apple's App Store violates antitrust laws. Lower courts sided with Apple.
While Epic won on alternative payments, Apple mostly won the lower court ruling. The antitrust allegations are Epic's core complaint.