The case turns on what happens when iPhone users buy something at the Apple App Store. Apple says it’s more complicated, with the company serving as a middleman connecting app developers with users. But Apple’s critics say its control over the App Store makes it unlike other Internet marketplaces. When a user buys an app, Apple collects the money, keeps the 30% commission and gives the rest to the developer. The company’s lead Supreme Court lawyer, Dan Wall, declined to discuss the case in advance of the argument.

Source: thestar November 23, 2018 09:56 UTC