Apple Opens iOS to Epic Games Store in Europe Amid Regulatory Pressure
In a significant policy reversal, Apple has allowed Epic Games to establish a rival app store for iPhones in Europe, following intense scrutiny from EU regulators.
- Apple has reversed its stance under regulatory pressure, enabling Epic Games to set up an alternative iPhone app store in Europe.
- The move comes as a response to the Digital Markets Act (DMA), which aims to foster competition by allowing third-party app stores on iOS.
- Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney hailed the decision as a victory for European rule of law and developer freedom worldwide.
- Apple's decision to terminate Epic's developer account has been criticized and is under scrutiny by EU lawmakers.
- The ongoing feud between Apple and Epic Games highlights broader concerns over app store monopolies and developer rights.
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