Epic v Apple | Why did Apple "Win" at the Court of Appeals? (VL761)
"Epic vs Apple" Phase 2 concludes as the Ninth Circuit rules on the parties' appeals, and while the Court didn't move far from the District Court's original determinations, its reasoning varied greatly. Let's talk about it.
We review new court documents *de novo*...in Virtual Legality.
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CHAPTERS
00:00 Introduction
02:49 The Court of Appeals Decision
1:41:55 A Small Dissent
1:45:03 An Anti-Steering Misconception
1:50:00 Conclusion
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