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Epic's Tim Sweeney urges new Apple CEO John Ternus to end developer squeeze

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John Ternus officially succeeded Tim Cook as Apple's CEO on September 1. Within hours of the leadership change, Epic Games founder Tim Sweeney publicly addressed the new chief executive with an open message. Sweeney urged Apple to pursue growth through improved hardware and software rather than imposing higher costs on developers. The appeal comes against the backdrop of a legal dispute between Epic and Apple that has been ongoing since 2020 and remains unresolved.

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