> If Apple straight up doesn't want to do business with Epic and can even point to prior breaches and violations of terms as justification, more power to them.

> If Apple straight up doesn't want to do business with Epic and can even point to prior breaches and violations of terms as justification, more power to them. This would be true, if Apple hadn't positioned themselves as gatekeeper to running software on a significant portion of the world's personal computers. If Apple wants full say over who they do business with all it has to do is allow its users to install software distributed by parties they do not do business with.