Apple has proposed charging up to 15% on purchases made through payment systems outside the App Store as part of the ongoing legal dispute with Epic Games. The filing follows the Supreme Court's rejection of Apple's request to pause lower-court proceedings while it reviews whether Apple can be held in contempt for charging a 27% commission on off-App Store purchases.
Apple has proposed charging up to 15% on purchases made through payment systems outside the App Store as part of the ongoing legal dispute with Epic Games.
The filing follows the Supreme Court's rejection of Apple's request to pause lower-court proceedings while it reviews whether Apple can be held in contempt for charging a 27% commission on off-App Store...
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Apple has proposed charging up to 15% on purchases made through payment systems outside the App Store as part of the ongoing legal dispute with Epic Games. The filing follows the Supreme Court's rejection of Apple's request to pause lower-court proceedings while it reviews whether Apple can be held in contempt for charging a 27% commission on off-App Store purchases.
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