US Supreme Court denies Google’s appeal against opening up the Play Store | Infinium-tech

Back in August, Epic Games won a large court, when the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals denied Google’s appeal to its 2023 and 2024 decisions. This turn of incidents left only one option to the search veterans as it appealed to the US Supreme Court and the verdict is now out – the court refused Google’s appeal.

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This means that Google will now have to follow all the goals already determined to prepare the Play Store and App Payment Processes, starting from 22 October.

This involves allowing app developers to set and use alternative billing systems for apps and subscriptions, which bypasses Google’s own payment system and 30% app tax. In addition, developers will be able to free users to download options outside the Play Store without a screen that appears for users.

Google has also been banned from offering the device manufacturers or carriers in any form to offer money or allowances in any form to prevent them from preparation of pre-aquin-sided app stores on the devices. Google should serve a way to allow the third party app store to publicly visible within the Play Store and to allow independently operate with complete access to its app catalog over the next three years.

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