A US judge orders Google to open its app store to competitors

On October 8th, Jin10 Data reported that a US judge made a ruling on the antitrust lawsuit filed by game company Epic, which will take effect on November 1st. The three-year compulsory order against Google Play Store, owned by Alphabet's Google (GOOG.O) company, will be limited to the US market, and Google Play must allow competing Android apps to access the platform.
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