Supreme Court says Apple customers can sue over App Store monopoly claims

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Supreme Court says Apple customers can sue over App Store monopoly claims
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US Supreme Court rules that customers of Apple can sue the company over claims that its App Store amounts to a monopoly that artificially inflates prices.

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday that customers of Apple can sue the company over claims that its App Store amounts to a monopoly that artificially inflates prices.. Instead it says antitrust laws allow customers to proceed with their lawsuit.

But by a 5-4 vote, the court rejected that contention. The newest justice, appointed by President Donald Trump, Brett Kavanaugh, joined the court's liberals and wrote the majority opinion. The court's remaining conservatives disagreed. Writing for the four dissenters, Justice Neil Gorsuch said,"That's not how antitrust law is supposed to work." It's the developers that set the price, they said, and the App Store is simply a pass-through., claiming that Apple's monopoly for selling iPhone apps artificially raises the prices. They claimed prices would be lower in an open market.

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