<ul><li>The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth District denied Apple's motion to stay the effect of District Judge Gonzalez Rogers' contempt order.</li><li>Apple's motion would have allowed the company to prevent developers from linking to external payment processing, but now developers can continue adding external payment options to their apps.</li><li>The Court of Appeals explained the high burden for imposing a stay and stated that they were not persuaded that a stay is appropriate in Apple's case.</li><li>Apple expressed disappointment with the decision and intends to continue arguing its case during the appeals process, aiming to ensure the App Store's integrity for developers and users.</li></ul>

Apple Denied a Stay of Judge Gonzalez Rogers’ Contempt Order

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