Fortnite is coming back to iPhone in these 27 countries
Fortnite is coming back to iPhone in these 27 countries
Fortnite is set to return to the iPhone in the European Union later this year through the Epic Games Store. This follows Apple's announcement of allowing third-party app stores on iOS in the EU. Last year, Fortnite was removed from the iOS App Store after violating Apple's guidelines. Epic Games' legal battle with Apple resulted in the introduction of third-party payment options. As the EU's Digital Markets Act takes effect, developers can distribute apps and receive payments on iOS outside of Apple's App Store, although Apple still requires approval. Epic will continue to fight against Apple's policies.
Fortnite is set to return to the iPhone in the European Union later this year through the Epic Games Store. This follows Apple's announcement of allowing third-party app stores on iOS in the EU. Last year, Fortnite was removed from the iOS App Store after violating Apple's guidelines. Epic Games' legal battle with Apple resulted in the introduction of third-party payment options. As the EU's Digital Markets Act takes effect, developers can distribute apps and receive payments on iOS outside of Apple's App Store, although Apple still requires approval. Epic will continue to fight against Apple's policies.
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Fortnite is set to return to the iPhone in the European Union later this year through the Epic Games Store. This follows Apple's announcement of allowing third-party app stores on iOS in the EU. Last year, Fortnite was removed from the iOS App Store after violating Apple's guidelines. Epic Games' legal battle with Apple resulted in the introduction of third-party payment options. As the EU's Digital Markets Act takes effect, developers can distribute apps and receive payments on iOS outside of Apple's App Store, although Apple still requires approval. Epic will continue to fight against Apple's policies. 
