Epic`s preliminary injunction against Apple denied, Fortnite remains banned
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Latest ruling means that Fortnite isn`t coming back before the two hash it out or a verdict is reached. What you need to know A judge has refused to grant Epic`s preliminary injunction request against Apple. Preliminary injunction would have forced Apple to allow Fortnite back onto the App Store. Epic affiliates and Unreal Engine are not affected by the ruling. A judge in the Epic v. Apple antitrust battle has shot down any hopes of Fortnite being allowed back on to the App Store anytime soon. As reported by the Verge, today Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers denied Epic`s preliminary injunction request that would have forced Apple to reinstate the game during the legal process. In sum, the Court finds that based upon the record before it, the Winter factors weigh against granting a preliminary injunction based on Epic Games` requests as to Fortnite and other games and in favor of granting a preliminary injunction order as the Epic Affiliates effected developer tools, including as...