La Corte Suprema deniega la apelación de Apple en el caso Epic

La Corte Suprema de los Estados Unidos se ha negado a escuchar la apelación de Apple en su larga batalla legal contra Epic Games. La decisión ratifica el fallo de un tribunal inferior que determinó que Apple violó una orden judicial al limitar las opciones de pago de terceros en dispositivos iOS.

La jueza Elena Kagan denegó la apelación el 6 de mayo, remitiendo el caso de vuelta al Tribunal de Distrito del Norte de California. El Tribunal de Apelaciones del Noveno Circuito de EE. UU. había dictaminado previamente que Apple estaba en desacato por una orden de 2023 que exigía un acceso más sencillo a tiendas de terceros para compras dentro de juegos como los paVos de Fortnite.

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