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Google to Allow Third-Party App Stores on Play Store Following Epic Settlement Withdrawal

Google will start allowing third-party app stores on the Play Store next week after withdrawing a settlement with Epic Games. This decision follows a legal battle initiated by Epic over in-app purchase policies, which has led to significant changes in how apps can be distributed on Android.

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Google will start allowing third-party app stores on the Play Store next week after withdrawing a settlement with Epic Games. This decision follows a legal battle initiated by Epic over in-app purchase policies, which has led to significant changes in how apps can be distributed on Android.

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Third-party app stores coming to Google Play next week as Epic settlement withdrawn

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Google to Allow Third-Party App Stores on Play Store Following Epic Settlement Withdrawal