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Fortnite Is Back on the App Store, Tim Sweeney Says He's Heading Into the 'Final Battle' of Epic v Apple in Court
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Fortnite Is Back on the App Store, Tim Sweeney Says He's Heading Into the 'Final Battle' of Epic v Apple in Court

  • Fortnite returns to the Apple App Store in most regions, signaling a new phase in the dispute over app store fees.
  • Epic frames the move as regulators worldwide watching how Apple may set commission rates on covered purchases outside the U.S.
  • Sweeney says the back-and-forth highlights a broader fight to end Apple’s 30% store fee model globally.
  • Australia’s App Store still does not carry Fortnite, awaiting a court order to address Apple’s terms.
  • The move follows Epic’s broader push as regulators in Japan, the EU, and the UK press for fairer app ecosystems.
  • Fortnite’s return comes amid Epic’s finances and layoffs and as it funds its Epic Games Store against rivals like Steam.
  • Epic reiterates commitment to open competition in digital stores and payments.
  • Fortnite x Star Wars-related promotions are included in the article’s media gallery.
  • Sweeney frames the move as a pivotal moment in the final battle of Epic v Apple.
  • Epic emphasizes ongoing legal fights and regulatory attention in major markets worldwide.
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How to Make Apps and Websites Remove Your Nonconsensual Nudes
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How to Make Apps and Websites Remove Your Nonconsensual Nudes

  • The Take It Down Act now requires platforms to offer NCII reporting and takedown processes by May 19.
  • FTC guidance says platforms must make it easy to submit removal requests and retain rights to action.
  • Major platforms like Meta and Google have dedicated takedown forms for NCII submissions.
  • Some platforms already use StopNCII, a tool for matching abusive images across services.
  • Authorities stress that takedown requests require content location, consent denial, signature, and contact method.
  • Reddit, TikTok, and Microsoft are among early participants listed for NCII compliance.
  • Reports note that some platforms still lag in user-friendly takedown access or link availability.
  • Experts caution that younger users may struggle with compliance language and forms.
  • Experts say platforms may need ongoing testing to ensure forms are usable and accessible.
  • The Take It Down Act applies broadly to apps and services beyond social media.
  • Company responses show varied timelines for implementing takedown forms before enforcement.
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