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PayPal, Epic, and others voiced concerns to DOJ as it signaled a preference to settle its Apple antitrust suit with a deal focusing on interoperability

As the U.S. Department of Justice negotiates a settlement of its antitrust lawsuit against Apple, app developers are fretting …

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PayPal, Epic, and others voiced concerns to DOJ as it signaled a preference to settle its Apple antitrust suit with a deal focusing on interoperability

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