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[Update: Google Too] Apple Boots 'Fortnite' Out of the App Store in an Escalating Battle Royale

Today, Epic updated its Fortnite apps to lower the prices of V-bucks by 20%. That happened across the board, even on iOS and Android. But only if you bypassed the iOS and Android payment systems. Predictably, Apple didn’t like the move and kicked Fortnite to the curb, which is likely what Epic wanted in the first place. Read This Article on Review Geek ›
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