<ul><li>Apple has filed an appeal with the Ninth Circuit to contest a recent ruling preventing the company from charging fees on developers for outside purchase links in the App Store.</li><li>In the Epic v. Apple lawsuit, a court order prohibited Apple from anti-steering activities, which was alleged to be violated by Apple according to Epic Games, leading to a judge finding Apple in contempt.</li><li>Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers not only sided with Epic Games but also discovered instances of perjury by Apple's Vice President of Finance, Alex Roman, leading to potential criminal investigation.</li><li>Apple plans to issue debt through investment-grade bonds, partners with Anthropic PBC for a coding software platform, and is set to release new features in iOS 18.6 as highlighted in a YouTube video.</li></ul>

Apple appeals court ruling mandating free outside purchase links in its App Store

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