oh great, they want an Epic store and launcher on phones as well. Good lord I hate Epic games and Tencent.,(reply>), @Shenequa Neckface if multiple app stores run perfectly fine on a computer why wouldn't they run safely on the pocket computer??? Cop out answer,(reply>), Baby Magnum one App Store that ensures uniform safety and customer protection standards across all apps is vital to ensure malicious apps are limited and not allowed a place to be spread. Apple and Google, 30% is not negotiable and other app stores are not negotiable. They need to fight this to the end.,(reply>), michael collins oh don’t get me wrong, the idea that phones are so locked down to the end user is bad and I wholeheartedly agree in moving toward a more open phone OSs.<br><br>But this is not Epic games fighting for more open phone OSes for users.<br><br>My issue isn’t with Fortnite the game itself. I personally hate it, but I don’t think it’s wrong that other people waste their time and money in the game. Fortnite isn’t a problem to me.<br><br>The introduction of a secondary storefront that competes with the app stores is not the freeing of the phone OS that is actually needed. Imagine a rush of app stores that now compete to get all sorts of common apps to be hosted exclusively on their platforms. All these storefronts increase the risks of a customer data breach. All stronefronts have different rules for publishers and some will inevitably be used by developers who like a specific storefront because they are lax on predatory programming. Apple and Google are actually right here cause if Epic is allowed to have their store, then the floodgates will open. There tons of problems With both systems app stores and they should be forced to become more open spaces for users and publishers. But allowing third party storefronts will inevitably led to less freedom for end users and the OS needs to be tighten down further to prevent the damage caused by insecure or malicious app stores. This is just Tencent just serving it’s greed at any cost.,(reply>), michael collins You can choose to not buy an iPhone if you wish for the possibility of an epic launcher on your device.,(reply>), Honestly it's a bit strange that I can buy a product and I am banned from installing software on it, maybe I want epic game store on my phone? It's my phone isn't it?  Also epic is awesome, they make a lot of money but they really put it all back into the gaming industry, and just made unreal engine free for all devs, and they only take a cut when revenue exceeds 1million.  They are making leaps and and bounds in the 3d digital arts industry and it's all being paid for by 9 year-olds on fortnight. I love it