Epic Games has won a partial victory in an Australian court against Google and Apple. The court found Tuesday that the tech giants misused their market power against app developers, breaching Australian competition laws.

A judge rules that Apple and Google breached competition laws by removing the game in 2020, but the return date isn't known.

An Australian court found the smartphone app stores of Apple and Google-owned Android were uncompetitive, local media reported on Tuesday, in a partial victory for Fortnite game developer Epic Games against the tech giants.

Epic Games has announced that Fortnite will return to iOS in Australia after Apple and Google were found to have broken competition law by

Australia has ruled that Apple's App Store and Google's Play Store are uncompetitive, leading Epic Games to declare victory in its years-long legal case, and announce that "Fortnite" will return to iOS in the country.

Fortnite is returning to Australians after a court decision said Google and Apple's dominance over the digital marketplace was anticompetitive.

Un tribunal australiano dictaminó que Apple y Google abusaron de su poder de mercado al dirimir una disputa con el fabricante del popular videojuego Fortnite.

An Australian court has found Apple and Google misused their market power in a dispute with the maker of wildly popular video game Fortnite.

Google says it rejects the Federal Court's characterisation of its billing policies and practices as well as findings regarding some of its "historical partnerships" after Justice Jonathan Beach ruled that the tech giant engaged in anti-competitive conduct regarding some aspects of how the Google Play Store is run.

Federal Court finds Big Tech players abused their market power Australia’s Federal Court has given Epic Games another win in its global fight against the way Apple and Google run their app stores.… The Court yesterday delivered its oral decision in a long-running case that,