How do you figure? >Apple made a mistake in blocking the developper account. The judge on the case doesn't feel that way. They have, thus far, agreed with App

How do you figure? >Apple made a mistake in blocking the developper account. The judge on the case doesn't feel that way. They have, thus far, agreed with Apple's side on everything except their decision to block Epic's other developer accounts and even that is only a temporary injunction to preserve the status quo until it can be ascertained if any damages were caused by either party through their actions. >so overreaching it still generates news weeks after the initial issue. It's not generating news. Epic's blog posts are generating news because they're acting like the victim and it's sensational enough to get clicks. >It feels like Epic waived a red cloth and Apple just ran full speed into it. I see the current mess completely of Apple's own doing. That's a really weird take considering that Epic was the one that willfully violated the terms of service and got their app removed and their developer account cancelled. Fortnite use is down. iOS downloads are waaaay up.