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Apple CEO Tim Cook gets lightly roasted by judge in Fortnite trial
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Apple CEO Tim Cook to testify this week in antitrust trial brought by Epic Games
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An Epic Games expert witness laid the groundwork for an argument that Apple could make iOS more like macOS in terms of app distribution and third-party access without suffering in security.
During his testimony on Friday, Harvard University Computer Science Professor James Mickens laid out the differences between iOS and macOS to Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers. Some of the key areas of distinction include security, app distribution, and third-party app access.
For example, Mickens says that Apple s App Review process provides negligible security benefits over iOS s built-in defenses. That s because of mechanisms like sandboxing, which prevents app from interacting with other parts of the system.
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May 14, 2021 by archyde
The conflict began in 2020, but on May 3, 2021, the trial formally began.
Epic Games vs. Apple, derived from the dissatisfaction of the first to pay the 30% commission for distributing
Fortnite in the application store of the apple company.
These have been days of revelations in the technology and video game industry, but to give a new twist to the situation, the
Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers could have a solution in hand.
According to a report by Bloomberg, the judge questioned Apple on the way in which, in addition to charging the 30% commission,
prevents developers include links or other information that takes users to another platform other than the App Store to buy digital items at discounted prices.
In this second installment of the Antitrust Spotlight on the
Epic v. Apple trial, we cover the way the same evidence is being used by both parties on conflicting points and how it mirrors tactics in other antitrust cases.
Other app stores’ policies were used by both sides to prove their points
How facts and allegations work together
Context is key – and the finder of fact must understand it
The Battle of the Experts Begins
This week will start the “battle of the experts” portion of the
Epic v. Apple federal antitrust trial in San Francisco, where leading economists will attempt to help Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers determine the core issues in the case around relevant markets and market power. Last week, the interconnected world of digital media and, more specifically, digital gaming was on full display. The parties battled to show similarities and dissimilarities between Apple and other parties’ conduct. From the beginning, Apple has positioned itself as just one
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