Epic v. Google: everything we learned in Fortnite court
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“If Google charges 30 percent and we charge 12 percent, we’d be able to compete on Android the way we compete on PC and Mac today.”
Sweeney reiterates that Epic is not seeking any money from Google — he just wants to expand the business. He says that while Epic has been damaged by Google because it can’t meaningfully distribute Fortnite on phones, Epic isn’t seeking any damages — it just wants the court to make Google stop enforcing its policies.
Now, it’s Google’s turn to question him.
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