Epic Games has objected to Auto Blocker because Samsung has auto-enabled this feature. This means Galaxy smartphone users who download and install One UI 6.1.1 would have Auto Blocker auto-enabled.

Epic Games has announced a number of new updates to how Fortnite will be distributed on mobile devices, including its planned removal from the Samsung Galaxy Store and its addition to a number of ...

Users need to follow an “exceptionally onerous 21-step process to download an app outside of the Google Play Store or the Samsung Galaxy Store,” Epic said in a blog post announcing the suit.

The company claims that it now takes "an exceptionally onerous 21-step process" to download a third-party app outside of the Google Play Store or the Samsung Galaxy Store. A support page on Epic's ...

which only allows app installs from the Google Play Store and Samsung Galaxy Store, by default and prevents third-party app installation unless you disable the function. Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney ...

The new suit makes heavy reference to arguments from the Epic v. Google case alleging that an informal agreement between Samsung and Google has prevented the Samsung Galaxy Store from becoming a ...

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After it was discovered that Samsung would begin blocking any attempt to sideload apps Epic Games has made the decision to remove Fortnite, among other titles, from the Galaxy Store. When the ...