Streaming app Musi loses App Store case as judge rules Apple can delist apps at any time Marcus Mendes | Mar 17 2026 - 4:46 pm PT | Mar 17 2026 - 4:46 pm PT When Apple removed the free music streaming app Musi from the App Store in 2024, the developers sued . …
… The company has again criticized what it calls “junk fees” from Apple and indicated it expects to win an ongoing antitrust lawsuit against the iPhone maker … Epic made the announcement today. Fortnite is now back on the App Store worldwide, after Apple told the U.S. …
… A bit of background Last year, Elon Musk accused Apple and OpenAI of working together to prevent competing LLMs from succeeding in the App Store, sparking a lawsuit that now also involves the super app market . …
… This is not the Epic vs Apple case, but rather a lawsuit brought against Apple from small developers. These changes to the App Store apply to all developers in the App Store in the United States and other countries. …
… Back to the lawsuit, Ex-Human alleges that both apps were removed from the App Store due to what Apple referred to as “dishonest or fraudulent activity.” Ex-Human alleges that Apple didn’t provide specific examples of what led to the removal. “Apple has not identified any particular transactions, u… …
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… This means that developers will still have to offer their apps and content through the App Store, but now subscriptions can be made using other payment methods. Last week, Apple had already announced some changes to the App Store guidelines as a response to a class-action lawsuit by US developers. …
… Circuit Court of Appeals that deemed Apple in contempt in the Epic lawsuit contesting App Store fees. …
… In a subsequent development that seemed to be straight from a mob movie, the US Attorney General said the developer “had better watch out.” Apple later removed the app from its App Store, with US lawmakers asking the company what steps it was taking to prevent similar tools being uploaded. …
… CoinDesk ’s report notes that “the incident may form the basis for a class-action lawsuit,” according to Blockchain investigator ZachXBT. A rough day for App Store review The Ledger Live case wasn’t the only one to raise App Store concerns today. …