Epic v. Google: everything we learned in Fortnite court
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Technically, Google’s Marchak is still under oath, as Epic continues to get him to say (clearly against his will) that 6 percent is the amount Google thought was the break-even cost of payment processing on Google Play.
We won’t see big-name witnesses like Google’s or Epic’s CEOs tomorrow, but we did get a small preview of the weeks ahead: after Epic finishes making its main case, both parties will call their expert witnesses on app distribution, payment processing, profit margins, and computer science (re: security fears of sideloaded apps).
We may also not get document dumps during the case: exhibits will be filed after the jury verdict, Epic lead attorney Gary Bornstein said.
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