Apple is back in court, appealing a contempt finding tied to a judge’s order mandating alternative payment options in the App Store.
Apple challenges contempt ruling on App Store payments
Apple returned to a federal appeals court on Tuesday to seek the reversal of a recent contempt ruling issued by US District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers. The judge found Apple “willfully ignored” a previous injunction.
That earlier order required Apple to open the App Store to alternative payment methods. Now, Apple argues the lower court went too far and misinterpreted the scope of the original injunction.
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