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Fortnite vs. Apple — everything you need to know

Fortnite vs. Apple — everything you need to know

Posted on August 14, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Why Fortnite is banned from iOS and Android, and what’s next

Fortnite can feel like a game of milliseconds, and Apple has booted the popular online game from its App Store in a similarly quick amount of time. This moment has been a long time coming, as Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney has long railed on Apple for its business practices in the iOS App Store. 

This booting happened on August 13, hours after Epic Games added a new way to pay for items inside of its iPhone and Android apps. This is in violation of Apple’s rules because Apple doesn’t handle the payments itself, so Epic doesn’t have to share the standard 30% of its sales with the iPhone maker. 
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