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May 17, 2021
Virus App Maker Insists Apple Antitrust Case Stay Out Of Calif.
A coronavirus-tracking app developer rebuked a New Hampshire federal court for granting Apple's bid to transfer a case accusing it of violating antitrust law by barring the app from its store, arguing Saturday that the decision "is unacceptable and warrants immediate reversal."
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May 11, 2021
Apple Blasts Updated Virus App Monopoly Suit
Apple urged a New Hampshire federal court to dismiss a retooled complaint from the developer of a coronavirus-tracking app accusing the technology giant of violating antitrust law by keeping the app from its store, saying it did not seek the court's permission for five new plaintiffs to file anonymously.
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April 13, 2021
Apple Wants To Be Cured Of Virus App Monopoly Suit
Apple told a New Hampshire federal court it had to ensure coronavirus-related apps were reliable and safe at the onset of the pandemic and was not trying to suppress competition by refusing to offer a developer's virus-tracking app in its App Store.
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March 25, 2021
Apple Shouldn't Move Virus App Monopoly Suit, Rival Says
A coronavirus tracking application developer told a New Hampshire federal court Thursday that it shouldn't transfer to California its case alleging Apple used trumped-up excuses to keep competing tracking apps out of the App Store.
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March 12, 2021
Apple Says $800M COVID App Monopoly Suit Belongs In Calif.
Antitrust allegations that Apple used trumped-up excuses to keep coronavirus tracking applications out of the App Store to prevent competition with its own COVID-19 tracker belong in California, not New Hampshire where they were filed, according to the tech giant.
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January 20, 2021
COVID-19 Tracking App Says It Was Foiled By App Store Ban
Apple used trumped-up excuses to keep coronavirus tracking applications out of the App Store in order to ensure the tech giant wouldn't have any competition when it launched its own version of a COVID-19 tracker, according to a new lawsuit.