In this fight of Epic Games against Apple, we are seeing the progress of both companies regarding the complaint filed mutually. Now we know that video game developers have surrounded themselves with renowned experts to be able to eliminate the arguments of the apple company and thus be able to win the battle. There is a month left until the trial and we are in the fBe sure to provide testimonials.
Epic has presented arguments of experts from various academics from prestigious universities, as he makes his antitrust case against Apple. In particular, experts have squandered Apple's claim that the primary role of the App Store is to protect users. They claim that app security is just a pretext for blocking competing app stores; that Apple's cut reduces app sales. Also that Apple gives its own applications an unfair advantage ... etc.
El Dr. David Evans from University College London (UCL) said:
Apple and Android users invest in hardware, software, and learning for their respective ecosystems. The decision to switch operating systems is a decision to move ecosystems, which means that consumers would lose the value of these investments and would have to make new ones. These costs they reduce the incentive for consumers to switch.
What he comes to say is that if we had a system of applications and games on Android, when we moved to Apple, we would have to pay again for the same we already had, having to pay twice for the same..
The Stanford Economics of Technology Professor Susan athey supported the above argument and further added that Apple's claim that a single manufacturer-run App Store is not true necessary to ensure safety:
Apple exaggerates considerably the security benefits of its centralized App Store model. Apple is justified in worrying about the safety of its users. The security guarantees of an iPhone are predominantly enforced by the operating system. Not because of the Apple App Store and the associated review process.
Logically they are experts hired by Epic Games and everything will be resolved in the trial.
