Ever since Epic Games against Apple to fight its monopoly over iOS software distribution, the case has gained global traction as everyone is waiting with bated breath to see whether the tech giant will be forced to change its policies when the case goes to trial in May.
For a good while now, Epic Games has been trying to locate Scott Forstall—the leader of the original iOS development team when the iPhone was first launched—in an effort to obtain a testimony from him for the upcoming trial. Forstall was accused of failure to collaborate and in 2012, and ...
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