Apple's 30% Tax Mandate on iOS Is Illegal, Judge Affirms—And That Could Be Good for Crypto, NFTs
The appeals court largely upheld Apple’s victory against Epic Games, but found it cannot forbid app makers from circumventing its 30% cut.
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