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In a strong rebuke, a federal judge found that Apple willfully violated a court injunction in an antitrust case filed by Epic Games, accusing the iPhone maker of anticompetitive conduct and pricing. The judge ordered Apple to no longer impede developers' ability to communicate with users or impose commissions on off-app purchases. The judge also referred the matter to the U.S.
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