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Judge Gonzalez Rogers is on product quality now, pointing out that there’s been tremendous innovation on the iPhone that’s benefited game developers. Epic responds that there has not been innovation on the app store specifically, where Apple allegedly lacks incentives. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted May 24, 2021

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My quick take: Technically this may be true but the rules in question apply to devs, and so consumers are 1) affected by them only indirectly and 2) bc every app is different, consumers’ perceptions of how the rules affect their total experience is limited https://t.co/btTOMQYZfM — PolitiTweet.org

Judge Gonzalez Rogers points out that by opting into one ecosystem or another, consumers make a conscious choice —… https://t.co/gklGEkIEPs

Posted May 24, 2021

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Judge Gonzalez Rogers speculates that perhaps the market could be mobile gaming. Epic says that is “not the market we have advocated for” but that it would still make more sense than Apple’s proposed market of “game transactions." — PolitiTweet.org

Posted May 24, 2021