<ul><li>Epic Games submitted 'Fortnite' to Apple's App Store a month after a favorable ruling in a contempt case by Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers.</li><li>The ruling stated that Apple cannot charge commission on link-outs or dictate the appearance of links, potentially paving the way for 'Fortnite's' return.</li><li>Apple could still reject the submission and is appealing the contempt ruling. The company usually takes between 15% to 30% of in-app purchases using its payment system.</li><li>Apple is contesting the ruling that prevents them from prohibiting developers from linking out of the in-app purchasing system, with arguments on the value of advertising within the App Store.</li></ul>

Epic Games submits ‘Fortnite’ to Apple’s App Store for review

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