Epic condemns the Ninth Circuit Court of the United States for being "too tolerant" of Apple in enforcing the injunction

CTOnews.com, July 28 (Xinhua)-- the lawsuit between Epic and Apple has now been referred to the U.S. Supreme Court, but Epic is not relieved to wait for the trial.

While waiting, Epic denounced the Ninth Circuit for being "too lenient" with Apple in enforcing the injunction and has filed a complaint with the Supreme Court.

The part of the complaint document translated by CTOnews.com is as follows:

Epic Games on Thursday pleaded with the U.S. Supreme Court to allow the lower court's ruling on Apple to take effect, which could force Apple to change the way it pays for App Store.

The case has been submitted to the Supreme Court, when it will rule on the legality of Apple's App Store policy. Epic believes that developers should limit the purchase of payment methods in Apple's apps in their own apps. Apple defended its policy, saying it protected customers from fraud and malware, allowing it to cut off all transactions.