The ongoing legal battle between Apple and Epic Games has taken a significant turn as the US Ninth Circuit Court reversed a stay that allowed Apple to delay implementing changes to its App Store policies. This ruling mandates that Apple must alter its commission structure for developers making external purchases. While Apple won most aspects of the lawsuit, it was ordered to end its anti-steering rules, which previously restricted developers from directing users to alternative payment methods. Epic Games, led by CEO Tim Sweeney, celebrated the court's decision, emphasizing that Apple's delaying tactics have come to an end. The case, which started in 2020 when Epic intentionally violated App Store policies, underscores the ongoing tension between large tech companies and regulatory bodies. Despite the ruling, Apple will still be able to charge commissions, although it may need to negotiate a more acceptable fee structure with Epic. The outcome of this case could have broader implications for how app stores operate globally.