In a move that may clear the path for app stores to exert more control over deleting third-party apps, a California federal judge has denied music-streaming company Musi’s motion to force Apple to reinstate its app on the Apple app store, which it removed in September 2024 due to copyright infringement concerns.
In a move that may clear the path for app stores to exert more control over deleting third-party apps, a California federal judge has denied music-streaming company Musi’s motion to force Apple to reinstate its app on the Apple app store, which it removed in September 2024 due to copyright infringement concerns.
