Judge Rules Apple Can Delist Apps Without Cause
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A federal judge has dismissed the lawsuit filed by the music streaming app Musi against Apple, affirming that Apple has the right to remove apps from the App Store 'with or without cause.' The ruling, made by Judge Eumi Lee, also included sanctions against Musi's law firm for presenting factually baseless claims during the proceedings.
Key Points
Musi was downloaded over 66 million times before its removal from the App Store in 2024.
The judge confirmed that Apple complied with its Developer Program License Agreement by providing the necessary notice prior to delisting Musi.
Musi's law firm was ordered to pay Apple's legal fees due to violations of procedural rules.
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