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Very good point. I believe that the judge just gave a slap on the wrist to Epic Games with that fine (that's why it was equal to just the "back-pay") for breaki
by AlexanderTheGr8 5y ago
Very good point. I believe that the judge just gave a slap on the wrist to Epic Games with that fine (that's why it was equal to just the "back-pay") for breaking a contract (which is wrong, legally speaking.)
I believe the judge did this (just a slap) because Epic was right and Apple was anti-competitive.
I could be wrong though. I have very little knowledge of anti-competitive laws.
- judge2020 5y agoI'd have to agree with you, as this lawsuit was a PR play more than anything, especially if it means they don't get their App back on the app store (yet?).
- jdmichal 5y agoI'm honestly not sure, because it seems to me that contract disputes should be limited to making the other party whole. They are civil matters, not criminal ones, so why should there be additional punishment?