Google asks Supreme Court to pause Epic Games injunction
Google Asks Supreme Court to Pause Epic Games Injunction Google has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to temporarily stay a permanent injunction from the Epic Games antitrust case that would require Google to open the Play Store to third‑party app stores for three years and ban certain pre‑installation and billing arrangements. The company filed its request ahead of the injunction’s effective date, asking the justices to act by October 17. What the injunction would do Require Google to allow third‑party Android app stores to operate and distribute apps alongside Google Play for three years. Prohibit Google from requiring apps to use Google Play Billing for in‑app purchases and bar exclusive pre‑install deals that favor Play. Google's arguments for a stay Security and safety risks: Google says opening the ecosystem could…
