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Peely the Banana Debuts in Apple-Epic Fight Over Offensive Apps Malathi Nayak, Bloomberg News (Bloomberg) -- Apple Inc. is trying to show a judge that it cares more than Epic Games Inc. about policing objectionable content on apps -- which is how the companies got into a fight Monday over a “naked banana.” In defense of its App Store’s developer fees and strict rules, Apple has been touting its efforts to keep offensive content and security threats away from its iOS devices. After an attorney for the iPhone maker last week grilled the general manager of Epic’s game store o...

Apple Defends App Review, Payment System to Deflect Epic Claims Mark Gurman, Bloomberg News David Evans, chairman Global Economics Group LLC, second right, arrives at the U.S. district court in Oakland, California, U.S., on Tuesday, May 11, 2021. Epic Games seized on Apple' private survey of developers to show that the creator of Fortnite isn't alone in bashing the App Store. , Bloomberg (Bloomberg) -- Apple Inc. provided in-depth detail on how many apps it rejected last year and why its iPhone payment system keeps customers secure, seeking ...

Mark Gurman, Bloomberg News (Bloomberg) -- The veteran Apple Inc. executive who runs day-to-day operations at the App Store will be playing defense Thursday in the company’s trial with Epic Games Inc. Matt Fischer will be the first Apple employee to take the witness stand as Epic, the creator of Fortnite, tries to convince a federal judge that the marketplace for apps that run on hundreds of millions of iPhones is operated like a monopoly. Trystan Kosmynka, a senior director at Apple in charge of the app review process, is set to be called to the stand later in the day.