Phil Schiller: Zero App Store commission opportunity for money laundering
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`Reviewing millions of documents in a few months, Apple inadvertently produced a handful of privileged documents about the development of its recently launched Small Business Program` What you need to know Apple is seeking to claw back documents it `inadvertently` sent to Epic Games as part of its pre-trial discovery. The company says that three documents discussing Apple`s Small Business Program are in fact privileged. Filings show Apple discussed various SBP risks including competition and money laundering. Apple is desperately trying to claw back emails it `inadvertently` sent to Epic Games as part of its pre-trial discovery for its upcoming antitrust lawsuit against the Fortnite-Maker. Court documents submitted Tuesday and Wednesday note that parties are in disagreement over three emails between Apple executives `reflecting their planning and evaluation of the Small Business Program announced in late 2020.` In a court filing reviewed by iMore, Apple states: Reviewing ...