Apple granted a delay in having to make changes to the App Store
What you need to know
- Apple has won a stay for a part of the Epic v. Apple trial ruling.
- The company has more time to fight against allowing buttons and links to external websites for payment.
- It still has to allow developers to tell users about external payment methods.
Apple has won a delay in complying with some of the App Store changes required by the ruling from the Epic v. Apple trial.
In a statement released earlier today, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit has granted Apple a stay that will delay its requirement to implement certain changes to the App Store. While the company still has to allow developers to let users know that a payment option exists outside of the app, they have more time to fight the original order to make buttons and links to those websites available in apps.
You can read the entire court order below:
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