#444: Hundreds and Hundreds of Rejections

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Today we are again discussing the Apple vs Epic lawsuit. This time we talk about the recent court order that denied Apples motion to delay removal of the App Store anti-steering provisions, what Apple’s next move might be, and we read the tea leaves a bit to try to better understand how the court might respond to some of the ways Apple might implement the court’s order.

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Order Denying Apple’s Motion to Stay Injunction Pending Appeal

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