In August 2020, Apple removed Fortnite from the App Store after Epic Games introduced its own in-app payment system, circumventing Apple's 30% commission fee. Despite the ruling, Apple implemented a new system imposing a 27% commission on external transactions, which Epic argued still violated the court's decision. Read more in our articles including "Fortnite Returns to iOS in the US After Five-Year Absence" and "Europe enters the MLBB esports scene with first PGL Mobile Legends Challengers tournament".
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Sep 20, 2025In August 2020, Apple removed Fortnite from the App Store after Epic Games introduced its own in-app payment system, circumventing Apple's 30% commission fee. Despite the ruling, Apple implemented a new system imposing a 27% commission on external transactions, which Epic argued still violated the court's decision.
Our coverage of 27% commission includes: "Fortnite Returns to iOS in the US After Five-Year Absence"; "Europe enters the MLBB esports scene with first PGL Mobile Legends Challengers tournament"; "Red Bull Partners with Mobile Legends for M7 World Championship". Each article provides unique insights and information.