"<a href=""https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20TEN5hYBQY&amp;t=3m50s"">3:50</a> Wow", so Apple flexing abilities that can only occur in a monopoly setting. Do they not realize they are making the case against themselves?,(reply>), @Brian Tuttle yea no because it'll be the fault of epic. Here's the thing TOS are considered contracts for the most part. Unreal engine isn't being removed but because epic violated the TOS in turn giving Apple the right remove epic from having the development tools for iOS which prevents them from working on the unreal engine. The only way epic can win is to prove the contract is illegal to begin with and in itself is not easy as Apple having them pay 30% isn't monopolistic as it's the industry standard. Not to mention the injunction they are trying to do is very weak, in one part epic basically says they don't want people to use a browser to pay for in app purchases because the fear it'll be harder for them to trick people into buying them. It also mentions baby Yoda which was confusing. But their biggest argument in that is that apple is an essential product same as fortnight because phones are essential products but that falls flat because Apple isn't the only one to make phones and like already showed in the lawsuit Apple isn't the majority of phones.,(reply>), Screwing over innocent 3rd party developers? I smell a class action lawsuit...,(reply>), Apple whales dont care<br>Whatever apple does to spit on their face, they will always come back because what they pursue are not features or value, but rather social status and braggin rights