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Apple Has A Serious Malware Problem, Says Its Head Of Software

In the second week of August last year, Epic games which is known for blockbuster hits like Fortnite, decided to go to war with Apple. Nine months after the initial tussle, the two companies took it to court last week. The federal court grilled Apple’s chief Tim Cook for four straight hours as he stood witness in this case. Epic took a jab at Apple when it came up with a new feature for their popular Fortnite game’s app that allowed consumers to pay Epic directly for in-app purchases, at a discount, rather than the traditional method of paying via the Apple’s App Store. This let Epic go around Apple’s 30% fee on payments that go through the App Store payment system. Within hours of this update, Apple pulled the game from its App Store for violating App Store guidelines. Following t
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Mita Chaturvedi
I am an economics undergrad who loves drinking coffee and writing about technology and finance. I like to play the ukulele and watch old movies when I'm free.
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