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The U.S. Supreme Court has denied Apple's motion to delay the implementation of court-ordered changes related to its App Store policies.
This decision requires Apple to disclose to the District Court the specific costs involved in reviewing apps that use competing payment systems. The company will have to present this information to determine how developers will be billed for those expenses, as mandated by recent litigation outcomes. Tim Sweeney's statement draws attention to the court's stance that Apple's delaying efforts were not sufficient to warrant postponement.
Recent hearings in the U.S. court have focused on the fees Apple may charge for app review costs, a central issue in the ongoing dispute with Epic according to court filings. Tim Sweeney has previously drawn attention to Apple's legal arguments and how they could affect global app commission rates in other markets. The dispute remains closely watched as Apple adjusts its app store practices under judicial scrutiny.