Elon Musk's X corp files to dismiss App Store favoritism case
A court filing on Monday, September 14 is pretty sparse, other than the request to dismiss. It's not yet clear if there's some kind of settlement, or if Musk has decided his case is baseless. Notably, it's just Apple that Musk is asking the court to remove from the case.
- ▪A court filing on Monday, September 14 is pretty sparse, other than the request to dismiss.
- ▪It's not yet clear if there's some kind of settlement, or if Musk has decided his case is baseless.
- ▪Notably, it's just Apple that Musk is asking the court to remove from the case.
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News Elon Musk's X corp files to dismiss App Store favoritism case Mike Wuerthele 0 e-mail BlueSky Mastodon X Facebook Reddit Mon Sep 14 2026, 02:54 PM EDT · 1 minute read Elon Musk's lawsuit against Apple isn't going his way Elon Musk has moved to dismiss its lawsuit against Apple regarding the App Store given preferential treatment to openAI over xAI's apps. There are unanswered questions. A court filing on Monday, September 14 is pretty sparse, other than the request to dismiss. It's not yet clear if there's some kind of settlement, or if Musk has decided his case is baseless. OpenAI was named in the suit as well. Notably, it's just Apple that Musk is asking the court to remove from the case.
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