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The bill and its proposed amendments drew both praise as well as ire from third parties.

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The Coalition for App Fairness is reportedly behind legislation being introduced in North Dakota which aims to challenge Apple and Google's unyielding control over mobile app revenue. Founded in September last year after Epic Games entered a bitter legal battle with Apple over its 30% revenue share model for the products on the App Store, the Coalition for App Fairness now boasts over 50 companies, including Spotify and Tinder. Epic's messy and controversial campaign against Apple -- which at points has been branded "irresponsible corporate propaganda" -- has steadily escalated as the trial...

What you need to know The North Dakota bill that would have impacted the App Store has failed in the state Senate. The bill would have stopped requiring developers to use the App Store and Apple's payment system. As reported by CNET, the bill in North Dakota that would have caused major shifts for Apple's App Store and Google's Play Store has failed. According to the report, bill SB 2333 was voted down by North Dakota's state Senate with a final vote tally of 11 to 36. The bill, which was supported quite publicly by Epic Games (who is already suing Apple for its App Store practices), would ha...