Google has officially petitioned the Supreme Court in Epic v. Google.
In the meanwhile, on October 29th, Google will have to change its Android app store in big ways. “While we will comply, it forces us to weaken vital security protections, jeopardizing user safety and the open Android model that supports millions of developers,” writes Google spokesperson Dan Jackson. Full document here: [Link: Google v Epic Cert Petition + Appendix 10-27-25 Final | https://www.documentcloud.org/docu…
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