Epic claims Apple 'cherry picked' data on 'Fortnite' and its popularity in latest filing
Monday, September 21, 2020 at 7:16AM
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After Apple accuses Epic Games of using its lawsuit to revitalize interest in Fortnite, the developer claims Apple "cherry picked" Google search results when it came to the game's popularity. Epic refutes Apple's claims that there's declining interest in Fortnite. It cites its user engagement data, saying "Over the period of time that Apple cherry-picked for its Google search volume comparison (between October 2019 and July 2020), the number of daily active users on Fortnite actually increased by more than 39%." 

Apple hasn't responded yet to Epic's latest filing. A full court hearing is scheduled for September 28. 

You can check out our past updates on the case over here:

Epic files lawsuit against Apple and Google 

Apple plans to revoke Epic's developer access 

Apple won't make an exception for Epic Games 

Apple claims Epic requested for special treatment 

Epic requests TRO to be brought back to the App Store 

Epic Games gets TRO for Unreal Engine, not Fortnite 

Epic loses developer account access 

Apple seeks damages for breach of contract 

Apple extends 'Sign in with Apple' on Fortnite 

Source: The Verge

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