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Maybe Epic Game CEO Tim Sweeney picking a fight with Apple wasn't the best idea.

Fortnite is returning to the app store globally, according to a piece from NGaggadget,

Australia not included.

Let's talk about that country first.

According to the report, Epic says it's holding out down under, because Apple is still enforcing

terms that the Fortnite publisher believes are illegal.

Epic said the Australian courts found many of Apple's developer terms are unlawful, and yet Apple continues to enforce those terms.

Epic is now asking the court to bring Apple's unlawful conduct to an end and to make orders that will benefit all developers and iOS users.

The thing is, you can say a lot of that about a lot of the rest of the planet.

And yet, Epic has decided to go back into App Stores almost globally, a year after it went back into the U.S. App Store, supposedly because it likes how

things are looking. Quoting NGadgett again, Epic suggested it was confident enough in the direction

of political headwinds to make the game installable again on most of the world's iOS devices.

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