Apple reveals line of attack in legal battle against Fortnite games-maker Epic

Apple contends the 30% commission it charges most developers isn’t anti-competitive as it’s a typical fee across other mobile and online platforms
Apple chief executive Tim Cook will testify in the antitrust trial brought by Fortnite maker Epic. 

Apple chief executive Tim Cook will testify in the antitrust trial brought by Fortnite maker Epic. 

Apple plans to argue at a trial that developers and consumers will suffer if Epic Games – the Fortnite game maker – succeeds in upending how the iPhone maker’s app marketplace is run.

Apple presented a California federal judge with a road map of how it will push back against Epic in a high-stakes antitrust fight over how much the App Store charges developers. The filing comes ahead of a May 3 trial before the judge, with no jury.

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