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    1 year ago

    Apple on Thursday argued the lower court orders violate the U.S. Constitution because they overstep the powers of a federal judge. Apple argued that the trial judge relied on a case brought by a single developer - rather than a broader class of developers - to justify a nationwide ban, without proving that the nationwide ban was needed to remedy the harm caused to Epic.

    That’s a pretty flimsy ground to resist the ruling. But that’s expected when you are the Disney of the tech world.