( June 3, 2026, 15:10 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: The Computer & Communications Industry Association, Chamber of Progress, NetChoice, and Software & Information Industry Association told the US Supreme Court that by using an injunction and a contempt order, a district court imposed sweeping, platform-wide mandates governing the relationship between Apple and millions of third-party app developers.
The organizations urged the court to review Epic Games’ antitrust case against Apple, arguing that the injunctive orders contravene limits on federal courts’ equitable authority by attempting to fundamentally alter Apple’s online service.See attached file.
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( June 3, 2026, 15:10 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: The Computer & Communications Industry Association, Chamber of Progress, NetChoice, and Software & Information Industry Association told the US Supreme Court that by using an injunction and a contempt order, a district court imposed sweeping, platform-wide mandates governing the relationship between Apple and millions of third-party app developers. The organizations urged the court to review Epic Games’ antitrust case against Apple, arguing that the injunctive orders contravene limits on federal courts’ equitable authority by attempting to fundamentally alter Apple’s online service.See attached file. ...
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