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Both tech giants plan on appealing the fine imposed for flouting the EU's competition law.
The lawsuit sheds new light on the exploits used by the surveillance company to deliver the spyware.
Apple's decision to pull the Fortnite game from its App Store is what prompted Epic Games to file a lawsuit back in 2020.
Although Apple proposed a number of changes to its App Store policy, critics have argued that this doesn’t go far enough.
In China, a Quran app and a Bible app are no longer available after getting flagged for breaking laws on illegal religious texts.
The tech giant is reportedly studying to see if its wireless earbuds can be offered as hearing aids that also read temperatures.
Apple cited Android as a cautionary tale of what could go wrong if users get to download apps from outside a primary app store.
In its counter lawsuit, Google denied most of Epic's allegations and argued that the Fortnite developer had acted in bad faith.
The appeal was filed to overturn an injunction won by Epic Games in its lawsuit spurred by Apple's anti-steering provisions.
Competition regulators around the world are looking into curbing the dominance of the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
