Apple suffers setback in UK App Store fee lawsuit

EngadgetThursday, November 13, 2025 at 8:46:27 PM
Apple suffers setback in UK App Store fee lawsuit
Apple's recent setback in the UK App Store fee lawsuit underscores the increasing scrutiny tech companies face regarding their business practices. This situation mirrors broader trends in the tech industry, where companies like OnePlus are also feeling the impact of external factors, such as government shutdowns affecting product launches. The legal challenges Apple faces reflect a growing concern over the fairness of app store fees, a topic that resonates with the recent unveiling of new technologies, like the Russian humanoid robot AIDOL, which also faced challenges during its debut. These events collectively highlight the complexities and pressures within the technology sector.
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